Benq S42

How about Benq S42?Else might wanna consider Asus K40/50AB and Lenovo G450

Not really because u can get it for 2.2k at Thunder Match in lowyat.Else can get Benq S57 for 2.8k at the same place

If not mistaken the lenovo comes with G210M below 2.5k.

But my advice is take the S42 or the S57(much better GPU)

Asus K40/50AB?Else,might wanna consider Lenovo G450 or Benq S42

Definitely Benq S57 as it has a better GPU

Mobility basically means how mobile is something.A lighter laptop is certainly easier to carry around rather than a heavy laptop(>3kg) so in this case,the lighter laptop is said to be more mobile.

Between the two choices:S42 and S57.S42 offers more mobility as it weighs considerably less than the S57.But the S57 has better specs but less mobile since it weighs more

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Added on January 10, 2010, 10:51 pmSorry not sure because haven't been there before

How about trying out lowyat?

This post has been edited by -kytz-: Jan 10 2010, 10:51 PM

Better hope u can get the GDDR3 version

If for gaming then this isn't the right choice.Go for the i5 version

Unless of course you're doing video rendering work,apps, stuffs like that

Please do some reading up before u make this kind of comment.Dell is providing SXPS 16 with i5 for RM4599 while the i7 counterpart is RM4999

Exactly..June is still a long way to go my dear :)Do consider it then

Haha ya lor.Buy early can enjoy early right?

Must it be strictly 14"?If so u should consider Lenovo G450,Benq S42 or Asus K40/50AB.

If 15.6", then i recommend Dell Studio 15.It's an all rounder There's also Toshiba L510 with similar specifications

Not too sure about this.DV4 perhaps?

Must it be HP only?What about other brands?

Dell Inspiron,Studio series,Lenovo G450,Benq S42 and lastly Asus K40/50AB

There's a M15X with only GT240M 512 GDDR3.GT240M isn't that powerfull..on par with HD4670 which Dell is providing in its Studio XPS 16 for RM3999.

U can opt to upgrade to GTX260M for another RM609 which would certainly give a major boost

http://configure.ap.dell.com/dellstore/con...c=&oc=T510139MY

But for a gaming machine with a thight budget,better opt for Sager.You'll get much better specifications with this baby

http://www.mucro.asia/index.php/Mucro-Sage...ger-NP8690.html

This post has been edited by -kytz-: Jan 16 2010, 02:13 AM

In the first place, the RM5999 M15X configuration is only providing GT240M and NOT GTS 260M

HD4670 still beats the GT240M even when the latter is in GDDR3

If you're talking about GTS 260M,then it's more superior than the HD4670

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Added on January 16, 2010, 4:29 pmI'm not too sure about this as there is a service centre in Malaysia.You can go through Mucro.Asia

Really depends on your needs.If gaming is your concern, i would suggest a laptop which has the best graphics card solution within your budget which the Benq S57 fits in nicely

If you just want an all rounder,then opt for Dell Studio 15 with the P8700 configuration.Can hardly go wrong with that

Urmm..i dunno the price of DM3 since i'm just a student and i don't go to computer shops everyday But remember that the DM3 is a CULV laptop which in a way, is a whole different league with the other non CULV in terms of performance and battery life
Hmmm....this is tough.What about Compaq CQ40,acer 4736G?
What type of feedback did u listen to? Asus is well known to be a good brand,having good quality laptops with good performance as well.Seldom hear any complain about them.

Like i said to the other forumers before, what are your main purposes using a laptop?Do u want a laptop with the best gaming capability with that budget range?Do u want something sazzy and sexy,at the same time,thin and affordable?Something very portable,light and has a battery life up to 8 hours per charge?

You do know that UL50vt is a CULV right?And can u list the specifications for the S4314?Google is your best friend

This post has been edited by -kytz-: Jan 16 2010, 04:47 PM

Ask your friend to explain himself why Asus is not good in quality.Ask him to explain in words

CULV literally means Consumer Ultra Low Voltage meaning it consumes much lesser power at the expense of lower performance.Thus, it has a much much higher battery life up to around 8 hours claimed by some forumers here

Strictly,no gaming i highly suggest the UL50vt if not the UL80vt Both has very appealing looks and solid build quality Not stingy on specs too

This post has been edited by -kytz-: Jan 16 2010, 04:53 PM

RM2999 the last time i check at lowyat

http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForc...0M.20055.0.html

I dunno which one was he referring to

Non-intel laptop.Might as well forget about having such specifications

The only non-intel laptop i can think of right now is Asus K40/50AB

This post has been edited by -kytz-: Jan 17 2010, 01:07 AM

Lenovo Y550p and Benq S57.One more,SXPS 16 need top up some $$

Is BD drive really a must?If you can make do without it,then there are much more choices available

This post has been edited by -kytz-: Jan 17 2010, 01:12 AM

Probably the Dell Studio XPS 16 with RGB LED backlight or the Sony FW series(the one with the HD4650,16.4")

Some forumers say its very nice...even better than the SXPS 16 although i have yet to test either one But if u ask me,better go for the SXPS 16 since it can be customized