It depends on which category of the hardware you're referring to
Generally it's decent

This post has been edited by Koki: May 31 2011, 12:43 AM

Overall.

hmmm, 13 - 15? something big enough for my 50+ folks to use, Thanks!

I think the size is personal preference
I guess you can find for some like this :

Decent. Handles nearly everything smoothly

15"
Dell Inspiron 15R, i3-2310M + Intel HD3000@RM1999 XD
Asus K53U, AMD E-350 + AMD HD6310@RM1199, FreeDOS, [6-cell 5200mAH]

14"
Asus A43E, i3-2310M + Intel HD3000@RM1699[2.44kg], FreeDOS
Asus A43Sj, i3-2310M + Nvidia GT520M@RM1999[2.44kg], Colors:Red/Blue/Pink/Green/Gold/Black
Dell Inspiron 14R, i3-2310M + Intel HD 3000@RM1949

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Added on May 31, 2011, 1:01 ammy neighbour gt dm1z he asking me why the fan gt sound

This post has been edited by pandera999: May 31 2011, 01:01 AM

LOL good luck with that. The fan issue is no biggie, but it is annoying

ya i just say, nothing problem jz its annoying. he want to sell it

Trolling at its best, annoyance at its finest

hmmm, no i5 options?

went to shop again today, another promoter told me better to take a53sv rather than n53sv as keyboard not good + B&0 not really great. Save few hundred some more. What do you guys think?


This post has been edited by adibyusoff: May 31 2011, 02:04 AM

Well, if portability is not an issue here, of course larger ones would be better hehe~
Though for these larger ones you can still stick to AMD Zacate, or you could opt for Intel's better CPUs at the expense of GPU power....
So its up to you to decide in the end, whether work or play is more important

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Added on May 31, 2011, 8:07 amWEI numbers are inaccurate and shouldn't be used for comparison purposes

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Added on May 31, 2011, 8:14 amIf your old folks are not travelling alot, perhaps getting a larger screen would be better for the eyes, but that means sacrificing battery life.
This 15" will probably just sit there all day long so battery life is rarely a problem hehe:


Asus K53U, AMD E-350 + AMD HD6310@RM1199, FreeDOS, [6-cell 5200mAH]
Dell Inspiron 15R, i3-2310M + Intel HD3000@RM1999
Dell Vostro 1015, T6670 + Intel GMA x4500@RM1579
Dell Vostro 3550, i3-2310M + Intel HD3000@RM2099

Normally the Asus would be enough for regular tasks, but since it comes with FreeDOS, installing everything would be a problem haha
I think if its possible, go for either the Inspiron 15R/ Vostro 3550 and fork out some more money to extend the warranty. Repairing laptops can be a real nightmare if old folks need to send them laptops in themselves, that's where Dell's in-home warranty would become most useful
If budget is a problem, then go for the Vostro 1015, and then extend the warranty. Its not very powerful and quite outdated, but the warranty is more important I would say....
If you're planning to buy a Dell, do pay viper88 a visit, he gives discounts

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Added on May 31, 2011, 8:16 amHmmm, the thing is that he is only making the comparisons based on perceivable stuffs e.g. keyboard and speakers. Who knows whether the internal components of the A series are better than N series or not?
Only reviews can tell...

I've heard salesperson saying Acer is from Italy man, what do you think?

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: May 31 2011, 08:16 AM

since both model have different keyboard, it all comes down to your personal preferences.
maybe can test both first, see which one that you like?

and B&O even though not really great, still an above average speaker

:S While i am searching for my SN, they recommend me SV.. SV worth to get mar? @@ I think better if i choose DV6 rite?

Can u guys recommend me a laptop ? i have budget of rm1.5k

Usage? Preferred screen size?

15 inch

Dell Vostro 1015, T6670 + Intel GMA x4500@RM1579
Asus K53U, AMD E-350 + AMD HD6310@RM1199, FreeDOS, [6-cell 5200mAH], 2 years international warranty

Take note of the FreeDOS for the K53U

Thx for all ur replies and advice, i think i will stick to 5750g .

Grats on your purchase
Remember the revised version is blue in color one yo

Revised version? Means?