Editing 4K 50p with Premiere Pro / Aftereffects on a Notebook (Windows 8)

Dear Ladys and Gentlemen,
as a freelance cameraman and editor I eventually plan to work with Adobe Premiere Pro and possibly After Effects.
I need to edit content in 4K (50p / MP4) and FullHD (50P / MP4 or MOV), filmed with the camera Panasonic HC-X1000.
Can s.o. tell me if Premiere Pro and After Effects are compatible with these formats and the camera?
Because I need a mobil editing system I plan to buy a strong notebook (windows 8 / at least 17" monitor).
The laptop is suppost to ba a future-orientated choice, means rather overpeformed than just good enough at the time.
Can anyone suggest a certain 17"-notebook for editing 4K 50p with Premiere Pro and After Effects?
Thank you very much
Ralph

Dear Ladys and Gentlemen,
as a freelance cameraman and editor I eventually plan to work with Adobe Premiere Pro and possibly After Effects.
I need to edit content in 4K (50p / MP4) and FullHD (50P / MP4 or MOV), filmed with the camera Panasonic HC-X1000.
Can s.o. tell me if Premiere Pro and After Effects are compatible with these formats and the camera?
Because I need a mobil editing system I plan to buy a strong notebook (windows 8 / at least 17" monitor).
The laptop is suppost to ba a future-orientated choice, means rather overpeformed than just good enough at the time.
Can anyone suggest a certain 17"-notebook for editing 4K 50p with Premiere Pro and After Effects?
Thank you very much
Ralph

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