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Consider:
1. Ability to comfortably type on the device.
2. Ability to comfortably attend virtual sessions (video + audio).
3. Ability to stare at the screen for hours.
4. Ability to carry this device around comfortably.
5. Ability to install apps/word processors, research.
6. Enough processing power to explore coding, basic video editing, browser heavy applications, etc.
7. Enough speed to browse learning and content writing opportunities so that, if you can't afford the best now, you afford it at the end of your first/second year, internet (twitter+YouTube+google+fb) is full of people willing to pay for stuff. There is a GNLU kid making YouTube videos on this. Check it out.
Notes can be taken in writing. A windows device will make your transition into workplace smooth.
IPad is overrated unless you are artistic person, in which case, get the pencil too.
I don't wanna game and stuff, just wanted to finish my law school journey on it. Please lemme know that, if a laptop is necessary or we can opt for an iPad too