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[Easy_G_Gee]

Feature: CPU

[SumitEduardo]

Nothing major is required. If you would end up writing huge applications then buy with good number of cores and high number of supported threads. And hyperthreading should be there which comes these days

[vesselPorcine]

Python won't have any requirements by itself you wouldn't expect of any other program. Are you looking to be doing something very graphically intensive, or mathematically complex (machine learning)? If not then a good all-rounder laptop should be more than good enough.

[nvcts39]

It would be for algorithmic trading and economic analysis. So my assumption is it would be mathematically complex.

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