What kind of PC should today's "young working people" buy with a winter bonus? Investigated at an emergency roundtable What is the best purchase timing for the first computer for working adults? What do you use your computer for? What points do you focus on when purchasing? Was there a change in choosing a computer before and after Corona?

I used to be a company employee, but a while ago I started a company with a friend. . Currently working as a video creator. It's been 5 years since I've been a social worker.

I'm in my 3rd year working. She works as an accountant at a manufacturer.

I am 29 years old. She is a freelance management consultant.

There are many people who have purchased a personal computer in the first year of working. I bought it in my third year as a member of society. It was just around the time when I started preparing to become independent, and I needed a computer.

I also bought it in the third year. Like Mr. Nakagawa, I became a freelancer.

I'm in my first year as a member of society. Unlike the two of you, I bought it completely for my hobby. It was right around the time I got my bonus, so I thought I'd like to do some shopping. I wasn't sure if I should use a tablet or a computer, but I thought a computer would be better for watching movies and editing photos.

I was going to be independent, so it was a feeling that I bought it out of necessity.

I also bought it because I needed it for my work after becoming independent.

I use it for work, but there are surprisingly few people who say "only work"!

It may be due to the increased time spent at home due to the corona crisis. There may be many people who use it both privately and telework.

It is understandable that many people use it for browsing websites, online shopping, and creating materials and documents. . I also don't use SNS or play games on my computer...

Most of the uses that are ranked high in my survey. Among these, I don't watch videos much, but I feel like I may use SNS. We had a few online drinking parties, but now we don't do them anymore.

I watch videos, edit photos, and occasionally talk on Zoom. On the other hand, I use my smartphone to browse the top website and shop online, so I don't think I'll do it on my computer.

That's pretty obvious! The first thing I thought about when I bought a computer was the price.

Same! First of all, I had my own budget.

That's right. I also like the price. In the first place, I don't need such high performance for my work...

100,000 yen!

This answer makes a lot of sense. I am also worried about "moving smoothly with multitasking". I wasn't conscious of it when I bought it, but now that I'm working as a video editor, I sometimes wonder if I should have bought a higher-spec computer...

I often have online meetings, so it's important to be "comfortable even when online" hey. You may also be concerned about battery life. I often work away from home.

I often watch videos, so I'm concerned about image quality and screen size. increase. Battery life is also important. I don't take my computer outside, but I do watch videos in bed, so I'm concerned about battery life!

Certainly, I spend a lot more time at home. That's why I spend more time watching videos, so I'd like to choose a computer that makes it easier to watch videos.

Similar to what we felt! If I were to buy one now, I would want a computer that I would use as much as possible and not have any stress.

People who are particular about screen size, image quality, and sound quality are increasing.

If you use it at work, you absolutely need specs that can work comfortably even with multitasking. It seems that the increase in terewāku has an impact.

Eh! It's cheap!

Great! Even though the performance is sufficiently high, the price is far below 100,000 yen.

Cospa is the best.

This is really good! When I picked it up, I was surprised that it was lighter than I had imagined (laughs). Portability is more important to me than anything else, so the lightness and battery life are very helpful.

Certainly light! I thought the computer I'm using now is also light, but this mouse X4-i5 is even lighter than that. The screen is big enough and clean. This is nice

For general use, the performance is already sufficient. The price of the previous mouse F5-i5 was also amazing, but this mouse X4-i5 is also attractive because it has just the right amount of performance I want.

This is amazing! Even if it is expensive, I think it is cheap enough considering this performance. I like that it has Intel Iris Xe graphics. I think it's perfect for video editing.

For my current usage, the performance so far is over-spec, but video editing If there is a possibility to start in earnest, it seems good to invest first. I thought it would be nice to have a silver housing.

It's true that my work doesn't require such high performance, but I'll start with something better If you buy it, you will be safe in the future.

I'm definitely "DAIV 4P"! After all, high performance is necessary for video editing.

I am "mouse X4-i5"! I got it for 100,000 yen, and I thought it would be good if the housing was thin and light. If you want more cost performance, I think "mouse F5-i5" is also good. If you don't take it out of the house, the cost performance of "mouse F5-i5" is amazing.

I'm "mouse X4-i5". I carry a computer with me at work, so it's better if it's thin and lightweight, but I can't use up the performance of the "DAIV 4P" (laughs), so even if I consider the price of 100,000 yen, the "mouse X4-i5" Kana and.