LaptopMag's Review on the MSI GE60 is out: http://www.laptopmag.com/reviews/laptops/m...-20e-003us.aspx

Pros: Great gaming and overall performance; Affordable price; Lightweight for its size; Backlit keyboard

Cons: Inconsistent touchpad; Subpar battery life; Runs hot while gaming; Somewhat bland case design

*specs may differ

Sorry I meant the non touch version with haswell and full hd. Saw it on the twitter but sellers don't seem to be aware of it!

TJ, what is the model for this HP? the specs look very promising but the model isnt there.

HP
[Ultrabook], i7-4700MQ + Nvidia GT740M + (1366x768;touch)@RM3299, 4GB, 1TB(5400rpm), W8, ext OD

Same question here

Should be this,
http://h20386.www2.hp.com/MalaysiaStore/Bu...detail=P297871&

should be rm 3399 right ?

doesnt look like an ultrabook to me.
the weight also answered it.

Edited, thanks guys

Prices always change, you should know that

New model not always change price, unless can not sell out

Nah, not based on what I've seen so far after updating the thread for so long
Online prices do change from time to time, especially for new models~

this is because typo error

Haha, I have to disagree. It almost always happen with Dell models~

And even if its a typo error, we are relying on you sellers to provide correct specs and price also what
And not to mention that you are taking the contents from this thread for your use in Frixfox as well. We would appreciate some favor in return too

aiya, very normal , lots of time Hp , dell ,...etc provide wrong spec and price to us, they only amend after few days..
ya, try to promo much ppl come in lowyat by refer it to my facebook,

We are already doing that man (not to mention for FREE ), since you are a trusted dealer. But at least give us RRP prices and specs for new models ma lol, otherwise we cannot help you also.
Also, I'm sick of going to collect brochures liao

*U noneed to purposely post updates here in this thread, when you upload new models to your Frixfox page, just put the RRP in there (no problems one right posting the RRP?), I will check from time to time. Easy for you

Thanks thanks

yesterday i nearly fall for the ASUS G750.

the fella offered me RM5299 for it with i7 and GTX770M. after some thoughts, im about to take out my wallet then i remembered how horrible ASUS's service is. so i declined the offer.

Actually the G series have always been good. Tried out my friend's G55.. its really a different thing haha... But too bad the HDD Spoilt after a few months and my friend had to suffer Asus Malaysia's wrath
If you feel lucky, the G750 is really great haha, with much more money remaining for SSD if compared to an RS-17. But I've never really liked 17 inchers haha, too massive

but the thing is, i want something that is future proof, where my parts can be upgraded, especially the graphics card.
so illegear RS-17 or the new Alienware 17 is a yes for me.

Haha, which brings me to a question that I'm not really sure about.
Is it better to buy an upgradable notebook (say RS-15) compared to a non-upgradable one (say RE-15)? But for the RE-15, you upgrade it after a few years (Let's say RM1,000 for one year), whereas the RS-15 you use back the chassis. Although you don't get to upgrade the RE-15's GPU, but after a few years you can just buy an entirely new one with newer tech (and one can still use back the SSD etc. from the earlier unit to cut cost).

Which one is more saving actually?

wacomuse mentioned some time ago that A m14x = 2x Lenovo Y480. But I think its sort of different because of quality differences. Now when comparing RE-15 and RS-15, both are good products, what do you think?

Sorry if the question is very confusing haha, not sure how to ask it also

if for me, i could say RS will save more. if it is well taken care of, the processor and graphics card can last for more than 5 years and the current graphics card are able to play next gen games up to 3 years (IMO). then, when you wanted to upgrade the graphics card again, it just take roughly a cost of RM1500 for a board (depends on the brand you choose) per 3 years.

but what i worry is, MXM connectors may outdated in no time.

This post has been edited by raymondtong94: Jul 8 2013, 10:14 PM