Thanks guys will be going down to lowyat to get them later today.

For 3.5'' you still need the adapter...

gonna buy lenovo thinkpad edge 11" after long think..ehehe

1st gonna buy two of it , as one gonna place at office, n one gonna bring around for meeting.
but then still look for other option
is there any light n slim notebook
budget around 2k
intel " i " spec?
for office works n light movie time.
this time screen size doesnt matter..

This post has been edited by redx: Mar 21 2011, 11:33 AM

Lenovo a good brand ?? Build quality better than Acer and dEll ??

Quality varies from series to series?

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Added on March 21, 2011, 11:38 amHere are the available options:

13"
Dell (Specs customizable)
Inspiron 13R, i3-380M + ATI HD5470 [1.9kg]@RM1999
Vostro V130, i3-380UM + Intel HD@RM2150 [1.59kg]

Toshiba
Portégé T230, U5400 + Intel HD@RM1899[1.7kg], Toshiba external OD

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: Mar 21 2011, 11:39 AM

Hi lee_what2004,

what do you mean "won't keep up in FHD"?

Well, of course I will use it for some gaming, but I am not some hardcore game fan, so gaming is not my first priority, the FHD is more for my multimedia editing.

lee_what sifu probably means that the GPU won't be powerful enough for you to play games in FullHD, lowering the resolution will do the job

Need some help here guys! Deciding between Asus N53SN and G53JW! Might be able to get a G53JW for 4.5k RM.
Gonna use lappy in school too, will be using autocad 2010 as im studying engineering. Plz help me to decide by sharing some opinions thx! ^^

The 2nd generation i7 in the N53SN would be better for Autocad, whereas the GPU in the G53 (I'm assuming its the older model) will be better for gaming..
And do take note of the weight of the monstrous G53

Super interested with vostro V130
Anyone knew who cn quote me with lowest price?
Or is there any other option?

Hmmm but which do u recommend? I heard the N53SN keyboard sucks right? Im not too sure if it has any other problems too... and it has a lousy hdd? N53SN resolution good enuf for autocad? Will a larger resolution be bttr for autocad usage?

dell website as retail store price for V130 doesnt come with instant cash redemption

Ei bros seriously leh, new Inspiron 14R got switchable graphics?
http://www.dell.com/my/p/inspiron-14r-n411...piron-14r-n4110

no

This post has been edited by marcus20125: Mar 21 2011, 02:43 PM

Finally, an answer. Thanks!
Which nvidia card is the AMD 6630 on par with?

This post has been edited by Koki: Mar 21 2011, 02:29 PM

Some review claims that the keyboard feel is okay, some don't... so I guess it all boils down to users' preferences...
The keyboard flexes, but that doesn't mean it sucks
Personally I like the typing feel of the N43 keyboard, which should be the same as that of N53 apart from the size...
Lousy HDD?
Yeap, better resolution will be more convenient for autocad, afaik
LOL, I think perhaps you should try it out yourself? Just get a normal 15 incher (most of them will have 1366x768), then see whether you're okay with the resolution or not

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Added on March 21, 2011, 2:38 pmShould be around the level of AMD HD6550
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Mobile-Graphi...List.844.0.html

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: Mar 21 2011, 02:38 PM

How long would the battery last for the new Inspiron 14R? Even without switchable graphics I mean

Around 3-3.5 hours?

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: Mar 21 2011, 02:50 PM

Any review or Pics of the new design of Dell Inspiron R ??

Well cause i cant get to see the N53SN cos must order? It has a slower hdd compared to the one in in G53JW. And will g53 be bttr for autocad due to it cooling system, faster hdd, more ram, bttr GPU,bttr resolution?