Portable laptop choice for a physicist?

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A Norwegian theoretical physicist is seeking a portable laptop suitable for heavy Mathematica use, with a budget of around $1200 and a preference for a screen size of 13 to 14 inches. The recommendation includes a Core i7 processor for optimal performance, although high-powered systems in that size range are limited. An alternative option with a Core i5 processor is suggested, indicating a compromise between performance and budget.
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Hi, I am a norwegian Theoretical Physicist working on string theory

I need to buy a new laptop that's portable and can handle heavy mathematica but it can't be to expensive though i have a budget that's around 1200$, i want it to be around 13"-14".
Please reply as fast you can :)
 
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