If you're not into gaming, then either 3 will do, just pick the one you like most... Theoretically, HP will be the best option because of the 3 years warranty...

when it come to choosing a laptop it get
hmmm ~ gonna minimized my searching model dy

how about u gimme some model
With OS ( dun wan bother about FREEDos)
price 1.8k-1,9k like that wanna spare some for accesories
at least 2 year warranty the more the better

btw i have not update my news about the AMD proc . how was it now ?

thx

Acer Aspire 4743, i3-380M + Intel HD@RM1849, 3 years local limited warranty
MSI CR420, i3-380M + Intel HD@RM1699, W7B, 3 years warranty (1st year global)
Asus A42Jz, P6200 + AMD HD6470@RM1599 (2 years international warranty)

Are those laptops chargable for 3% tax at PC Fair?

So if RM3,000 = RM90?

lmao i'd rather get a U2 with that.

okay ~ thx

No prob~
Basically i3-380M > P6200; AMD HD6470> Intel HD
You should check out the real thing only then decide which one to get

Hmm... my real consideration is between Asus A43SV and Acer Aspire TimelineX. I own an Acer Travel Made which I purchased in 2004 and after 7 years, it's still working perfectly (just once changed its HDD and RAM). My experience with Acer has been good so far. Unfortunately for my sister and many friends who own Acer, they frequently having problems with their laptops. On the other hand, I rarely hear complaint about Asus.

Not til I'm done with everything and giving it a thumbnail pic.

TravelMates are business class laptops I think?
Budget line laptops are most of the time more problematic than premium ones.. The TimelineX is considered premium compared to the budget-line A series...
If we're only looking at specs and features, Asus A43Sv would be the better choice due to the non-built-in battery and also the 2 years international warranty.... But things ain't that simple in real life... the looks of the 4830Tg alone would be enough to poison a buyer

ya budget line series tends to spoil as compared to premium line .
haih , all $$$ lol
now if the promo works , 4830tg would be so cheap huhu

For a premium line, 4830Tg is quite cheap

Yup, the TravelMate that I own is a business class laptop. Really tough one!
Anyway, thanks so much for your opinion. Really appreciate it!

Hi guys,

I want to buy a new laptop for studies only. However I'm going to UK in 2 months time..I need a laptop that have international warrant and also can withstand all kinds of weather. Here are my details

1. Brand. anything

2. Budget. rm2.5 k

3. Specs. dunno

4. Size. anything

Any suggestion?

Regards

Asus A43SJ-VX068V Intel Core i3-2310M/2GB/500GB/GeForce GT520M(1GB)/14.1"/W7HP@RM1999

Asus is the only budget laptop with 2 years international warranty by default..

Consider A53Sv @rm2399 or N53Sv @rm2599..

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Added on April 15, 2011, 11:37 pmWah new model again! New contender for best 2k laptop

This post has been edited by eugenechiuu: Apr 15 2011, 11:37 PM

Thanks for sharing
Pricelist updated~
WOw, this one will surely blow all the rivals away
Finally a model with OS and SB to fill in the 14" under 2k laptop gap

Bravo!

I'm going to UK also on June for my studies.

My friend working in Asus booth in PC fair quoted me:
Asus A43SV-VX053V
i5-2410M (2nd generation)
Win7 premium
Nvidia GT 540M 1gb (middle class graphic card)
500gb Hard Disk
4gb Ram (2gbx2)
Price = RM 2280 without free gifts

which i think is quite a bargain and best buy for this budget range considering it's 2yrs international warranty.

Anyway want to ask what does the other experts here feel bout this specs? I'm also surveying for a laptop for my UK studies

This post has been edited by RiuK3n: Apr 16 2011, 01:55 AM

Thats quite a bargain you got there because RRP for that laptop is rm2399.. Rm119 discount there..

Yes Asus is the way to go because of the international warranty.. I am studying in London and my current laptop is Asus too =) but bear in mind the warranty claim here isn't as convenient as Malaysia..

Yea i know but considering a local warranty that does not entitle u to any claim at all in UK, at least having a 1% change of claiming warranty is still much better than none.
Beggars can't be choosers