QUOTE(Deus @ Dec 19 2011, 12:10 AM)
Hi, I'm planning to buy a new laptop for purpose of watching movies in 1080p at times and maybe 720p normally. And some light gaming like sc2 once in awhile. I'm planning to bring it to Australia for study purposes next year so international warranty would be a plus (though I doubt shits actually spoils within their warranty period unless you're unlucky). Study use should be not a problem if the laptop can support the above intention since I'm mostly relying heavily on multi tab browsing and word for assignments.
Then again, cuz I plan to use to in the university, best would be if its portable but I wanna maximize my movie experience so I'm looking for a 15.6" laptop. 17" would be too big and bulky.
Budget is RM2k if possible but can go up to RM2.5k since I plan to trade in that netbook i got for the streamyx promotion last year (if anyone know the resell value or trade in value, your input will be much appreciated).
Can consider these:
Asus
A53Sv-SX792v, i5-2430M + Nvidia GT540M (1GB)(1GB)@RM2349, USB3.0
A53Sv-SX792v, i5-2430M + AMD HD6730M@RM2499
Dell Inspiron 15R, i5-2450M + Nvidia GT525M@RM2199
HP G6-1107TX, i5-2410M + AMD HD6470M@RM2299
Lenovo Ideapad Z570, i5-2430M + Nvidia GT540M@RM2399, W7HP
Toshiba Satellite L755-1019X,i5-2430M + Nvidia GT525M@RM2299, 2nd and 3rd year local warranty
Added on December 19, 2011, 11:30 amQUOTE(itachi~ye @ Dec 19 2011, 10:46 AM)
Hey guy, is it worth to buy a Dell Refurnished?Any problem exist?
It's a alienware M14x with the spec below:
i7-2670QM + Nvidia GT555M(3.0GB)+ 8gb ram
It costs me RM3800...any1 experience problem with dell refurnished?
Thanks guy!
Its "refurbished"

You won't have warranty coverage for refurbished units.. Not sure whether there will be reliability issues or not as well...
I would suggest you to go for the base unit of the Alienware M14x (original from Dell). You don't really need an i7 if you're into gaming. And the 3GB GT555m doesn't bring about any performance gain compared to the 1.5GB GT555m

or perhaps you can consider getting a much better Asus G53Sx
This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: Dec 19 2011, 11:30 AM