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Honestly, they could spend less money if they want. Personally I use a HP Stream 14 running Ubuntu for most of my coding and general day to day work. As long as it is just coding and web browsing and not Unity/3D stuff.
A lot of the HP range are really good for Software Developers, they have a good range for their cheap options. I would suggest your friend finds something with ~16GB of eMMC (Flash-- Soft Drive)(Faster boot time and more reliable) and probably something big, bigger laptops usually have better keyboards. -
@Artemix ah, yep; for sure.
I normally keep media type things on an external HDD and music online. -
@Artemix ah, as in I use online services (I use Google Play Music). I don't really use media centers. I know a friend who likes Kodi and recommends it.
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