“Would this laptop perform well for video editing? How well could it handle engineering programs?”
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I purchased this laptop for that very reason and it does fine. I run Cakewalk's sonar for audio engineering and Sony Vegas for video editing. The great part about this laptop is all the USB ports are 3.1 and it works well when connecting audio interfaces and extra hard drives. the micro USB is actually a fourth USB port. I connect a hard drive to it. I have no problems with dropouts with audio when I am mixing. It will do what you need it to do.
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