Multimedia : 1) Asus A42Jv, 2) Lenovo Ideapad Y460, 3)Sony VAIO EA16

- Best GPU u can find for a 14", so it's down to personal preference of brands and warranty. A42Jv basically stunned everyone, stripping off the fancy stuff, and slash rm1000 from the price tag. Y460's price has been decreased time and again which still makes it a good buy. Vaio EA16 is still worth considering, especially if u love to choose the colour, but lacks features compared to Asus N82Jv, and given the price of the other 2 models, unless you are a Vaio lover, you probably won't be looking at it.

CULV : 1) Acer Aspire Timeline 4810TZ, 2) Asus UL80Vt, 3) Dell Inspiron 14z

- why not UL80Vt??? to me, a CULV with integrated graphic is more than enuf, since the most demanding it needs to do is probably HD movies only. Intel GMA is sufficient for such jobs. but why UL80Vt second? due to performance:price ratio... sure Inspiron 14z is cheaper, but 4810TZ offers the same spec as well... Basically no changes since we have yet to see the ULV CPU from Intel.

Value : 1) Acer Aspire 4551/Toshiba C640D-1004U, 2) Acer Aspire 4741G/Compaq CQ42-189TX, 3) Dell Inspiron 14

- this segment is pretty interesting, we have a number of ties here. Aspire 4551 and C640 are downright dirt cheap. Add Windows and upgrade to 2GB RAM, and they are still cheaper than the 2nd place machines. New 45nm AMD 25W CPU with Radeon graphic are decent enough for everyday computing, but take note C460D has only 2 USB ports. Aspire 4741G and CQ42 come with Core i3 and dedicated graphic card that will give better performance and allows for some light games. Inspiron 14 is backed by Dell's excellent warranty service at a low price, albeit using Pentium Dual Core which lacks HTT compared to Core i3.

Work : 1) Asus A42Dr, 2) Acer Aspire TimelineX 4820TG

- this is a new category, for those who are looking for a machine to do work like Photoshop, but still prefer 14", without breaking their wallet. A42Dr is a clear winner as it packs a AMD Phenom II x3 inside the chasis, better than the dual cores with HTT, but not as expensive as a quad core. TimelineX 4820TG is in the list as well as it's a light machine with great battery life, ideal for those who needs to move around often.

Lenovo Y460 [i5 540M + HD5650] , RM 3699 - better processor
Sony Vaio EA16 [i5 520M + HD5650] , RM 3999 - its VAIO !! , and has various color option[5 options to choose] , stylish looks
Dell Studio XPS 16 [i5 450M + HD565V] , RM 3999 - FullHD resolution !! , stylish looks,nice color..
Asus N82Jq [i7 720QM + Nvidia GT335M] , RM3799 - USB 3.0 !! , 2yrs international warranty.
Asus A42JV [i5 450M + GT 335] , RM 2699 - cheapest laptop for high gaming...

haha ^^...maybe you linked to my thread would be better

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Added on May 27, 2010, 8:52 amGot any update i'll tell you

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Added on May 27, 2010, 8:54 am@kae
Yours supposed to be V7

guys...dunno whether is this the right thread or not...

but i want to ask all sifu's opinion here on the acer's ferrari netbook..

is it worth its price tag at rm2199?

i would prefer Dell Inspiron M301z...

newer, cooler CPU, better integrated graphic, 13", at roughly the same price...

I like this model and its design but has no VGA port to be extended to external projector wo

Core i3 sure better...

thinking CQ41-206TU or dell M301z

why i3 better le? sorry newbie

recommended me one plz 

1. Any
2. RM5K
3. Spec for multitasking job, rendering (video and graphic), decent gaming
4. Any size greater than 14"

Intel's Core architecture has always been better than AMD's K8 and K10... clock for clock and core for core, AMD sure cannot match them...

but AMD compensate that with cost and complete platform... their CPU have always been cheaper, but still with sufficient performance, and their integrated graphic is way ahead of Intel GMA... at the very least, Mobility Radeon can provide hardware acceleration for Flash 10.1, but not GMA...
Dell SXPS16, upgrade to HD5650...

like tat ah... someone selling CQ41-206TU 2 weeks old with 16xx only.

spec???

i lol-ed at the "4 cores"...

anywy, it's good enuf for everyday general computing...