Yeah, pretty much this one within your budget
Its considered as "upcoming" anyway since I don't think there are any stock at the moment since its very new
For your usage, i5 is good enough~
Less heat summore

The RRP for the Asus N56Zm is RM3599:

N56ZM-S4079V, i7-3610QM + Nvidia GT650M + (1920 x 1080) + BluRay@RM3599[Bang&Olufsen], 4GB, 1TB

Almost every laptop will get hot after gaming for a couple of hours and relying on the cooling system of the laptop alone
This one is more powerful than the Asus, but more expensive as well:
Lenovo Ideapad Y580, i7-3610QM + Nvidia GTX660M (2GB) + Bluray@RM3399[JBL], 8GB, 1TB HDD(7200rpm), W7HP

Don't think there are any ready stocks yet, but you should be able to pre-order from official retailers
Usually for those who do alot of multitasking involving rendering, calculations, simulations, gaming ,browsing, listening to songs and several other programs running that you need an i7 processor. You don't need one for normal usage

Nope

If you're looking at gaming performance, then definitely the Asus
The Dv6 is more suitable if you're into designing/ rendering and stuffs... the GPU is not as powerful as that of the Asus..

Gaming relies more on GPU rather than CPU.
Do check out the gaming benchmarks for yourself here: http://www.notebookcheck.net/Computer-Game...ds.13849.0.html

Depends on your definition of "overall"
HP is better in terms of warranty support if you opt for their on-site support..
Asus is better in a sense that it comes with 2 years international warranty..
Both laptops are rich in audio quality, where the Asus has the upper edge because of the external subwoofer
Design-wise its very subjective, but I'd say most ppl would prefer the N series's design

Dell laptops serve best with the warranty, so if you're planning on getting one, do extend to 3 years warranty.
Otherwise, go for other brands instead
As for your question, it all depends on what you want to use your laptop for... If gaming performance is your top priority, then the Asus would be the better pick because of the more powerful GT650m dedicated GPU.

If you're only gaming abit and prefers a laptop that can be used for some photo/video editing etc., then the Dell 15R SE with FHD would be the better pick~

Unfortunately portability and gaming doesn't come together
For pure performance at the expense of portability:
15"
Asus G55VW-S1095V, i7-3610QM + Nvidia GTX660M (2GB) + (1920x1080)@3999, 4GB, 1TB(5400rpm), W7HP
MSI GE60, i7-3610QM + Nvidia GTX660M + (1920x1080; anti-glare) + Bluray@RM4199, 8GB, 1TB(7200rpm), W7HP, 2 years warranty, gaming mouse & backpack, Free SteelSeries QCK Mass mousepad

For relatively lower performance but slightly more portable:
15"
Asus N56ZM-S4079V, i7-3610QM + Nvidia GT650M + (1920 x 1080) + BluRay@RM3599[Bang&Olufsen], 4GB, 1TB

Dell Inspiron 15R (Special Edition), i7-3612QM + AMD HD7730M + (1920x1080; anti-glare) + 32GB SSD + 1TB HDD(5400rpm)@RM3199, 8GB,backlit keyboard optional

Lenovo Ideapad Y580, i7-3610QM + Nvidia GTX660M (2GB) + Bluray@RM3399[JBL], 8GB, 1TB HDD(7200rpm), W7HP

Yup, extend to 3 years on-site warranty
Yes, GT650M is more powerful than the AMD HD7730M..
Yes again, the difference between FHD and HD resolution is significant and clear

Yes, preordering isn't risky at all if you're buying from large stores. After all, you'll only be paying a relatively small amount of deposit
My advice is you go for preorder, because as what Itachi has mentioned, there is a chance that you might not even be able to get the laptop you want after a few months because of the high demand and the low supply from Asus

Assuming you would want a 14" notebook
Asus A43Sm-VX102v, i5-2450M + Nvidia GT630M@RM2099[2.4kg], 2GB, 500GB (5400rpm)

Moderate gaming only ma

Hmm, your preferred screen size is kind of broad
Does these "medical softwares" require alot of processing power? If not, then I guess an ultrabook would suffice..
Portability is important right? Or will the laptop to sessile?

Dunno much about tablets, sorry
Perhaps you will get better feedbacks in the Android Forum?

These two then:
15.6"
Asus
N56Vz-S3088V, i5-3210M + Nvidia GT650M@RM2699[Bang&Olufsen], 4GB, 750GB, W7HP, subwoofer and backpack
N56ZM-S4079V, i7-3610QM + Nvidia GT650M + (1920 x 1080) + BluRay@RM3599[Bang&Olufsen], 4GB, 1TB

15.6"
Asus N56Vz-S3088V, i5-3210M + Nvidia GT650M@RM2699[Bang&Olufsen], 4GB, 750GB, W7HP, subwoofer and backpack

This one's abit fancy, but the specs are pretty decent for a 14" with that price tag~
14"
Asus N45SL (Jay-Chou edition), i5-2450M + Nvidia GT635M@RM2899[Bang & Olufsen], 750GB (7200rpm), Color: White

Can consider these:
14"
Asus A45Vm-VX029v, i7-3610QM + Nvidia GT630M (2GB)@RM2899[2.4kg], 4GB, 750GB(5400rpm)
Dell Inspiron 14R (Special Edition), i7-3612QM + Nvidia GT640M(28nm Kepler)@RM2799[2.38kg], 8GB, 1TB(5400rpm); backlit keyboard optional
Lenovo Y480, i7-3610QM + Nvidia GT640(40nm Fermi)@2999[JBL], 4GB, 750GB(5400rpm), backlit keyboard
Toshiba Satellite M840-1009XG/XP/XQ, i7-3612QM + AMD HD7670M@RM2999[2kg], 4GB, 750GB, W7HP; colors: Gold/Pink/Blue