Any computer you buy new will handle this without issue. The big difference between them is chrome os vs windows 10. Personally if all my work load was what you said, I'd go chrome os hands down. Linux based os, way more secure and tends to be faster on the same hardware compared to Windows. Also 99% of virus type stuff runs on Windows, so no worries if you are on chrome os, they won't work. However if you have windows specific programs to run, obviously you need windows.Originally Posted by SRMD
I've never tried chrome os specifically, but everything in my house, including phones, laptop, desktop, TV boxes, and server in Chicago all run a Linux based os.
2 things that might help you:
More ram : more multi-tasking
Solid state hard drive will be the most noticeable speed increase to most people over and normal mechanical hard drive, faster boot time, faster program loading ect.
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