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>>ekianj+(OP)
Oh my god...is that a 15" laptop without a number pad being crammed onto the side of the keyboard, thus not forcing all my typing to be awkwardly offset and uncomfortable?

>>XorNot+n9
It's funny, because they advertise blender as a use-case for this laptop but I bought a laptop with a numpad exclusively for use in blender.

>>ben-sc+9h
Weird - not just the lack of a numpad, but also the lack of dedicated graphics wouldn't make me think of Blender as a prime use-case for this.

>>qayxc+4S
Blender works fine on a powerful laptop. The only problem is that if you want to do cycles renderings (the raytraced, "realistic" rendering mode) you would have to run it essentially overnight, or longer to render your scene. Model building, texturing, animation, basically everything else blender does should work just fine