Y400 is phased out. sorry bro.

but you may look at these :

ASUS A45VS-VX028H, i7-3630QM + Nvidia GT640M@RM2899[2.4kg], 4GB, 750GB, W8
Dell Vostro 3460, i7-3632QM + Nvidia GT630M + 32GB mSATA+ 750GB(7200rpm) HDD@RM3149[2.23kg], 8GB, W7HB; colors: red/silver/bronze
Alienware M14x R2, i5-3210M + Nvidia GT650M (1GB) + (1600x900)@RM3999[2.92kg][Klipsch], 8GB, 1TB(5400rpm); [CPU Options: i7-3630QM - i7-3840QM], W8, 2 years warranty
HP Envy Dv4-5205TX, i7-3630M + Nvidia GT630M@RM2699[Beats], 4GB, 750GB(5400rpm), W8
Lenovo New Z400 touch, i7-3630QM + Nvidia GT740M + (1366x768, touch)@RM2799, 4GB, 1TB, W8; 2 years warranty

alienware's processor is customizable.

This post has been edited by raymondtong94: Apr 6 2013, 10:49 PM

you are welcome.

with the budget left after bought the laptop, consider upgrading the RAM to 8GB (4GB stick = RM80) and extend the warranty to 3 years.

that lenovo is non graphics card equipped. but i can see the weakness is that its heavier than ultrabooks, keyboard flex, dull screen and short battery life. these cons are bearable.

the ASUS seems to be too rare.

this is the best bang of buck you can get.

Lenovo Z400, i5-3230M + Nvidia GT740M@RM2099, 4GB, 1TB, W8; 2 years warranty; colors: chocolate

save the remaining budget and extend the warranty to 3 years and upgrade the RAM to 8GB.

compare to i7-QM, yes, it differs in performance. this i7 in the S56CM is an ULV processor, which is 17W dual core processor while the other is 45W quad core processor. however, the graphics card is suitable for low-mid gaming.

getting the touch screen is just a marketing gimmick. you may use the touch screen less compared to mouse, except if you are using a convertible laptop/hybrid laptop.

so IMO, its not worth.

it depends on you if you are rush to get a laptop or not. if you not in a rush, you can wait for the GT750M, which will be release in Malaysia around May-July. the performance difference will be around 25% boost in GT750M.

some suggestions

ASUS [Ultrabook] UX32VD-R3001H, i5-3317U + Nvidia GT620M + 24GB mSATA SSD + 500GB HDD@RM2999[1.45kg], 4GB, W8
Dell [Ultrabook] XPS13, i5-3337U + Intel HD4000 + 128GB SSD@RM3399[1.36kg], 4GB, W8, backlit
Sony Vaio SVS13135CV, i5-3230M + Nvidia GT640M LE@RM3199[1.72kg], 4GB, 1TB, W8; colors: white/black; Vaio carrying case
HP [Ultrabook] Envy4-1204TX, i5-3337U + AMD HD8750M + 32GB mSATA +500GB(5400rpm)@RM2399[Beats][1.75kg], 2GB, W8

price is RSP and negotiable.

yes. normally mSATA is upgradeable. they come with RAM like module and its installed in the motherboard.

yes, maximum 128GB module yet so far. you can choose to use the mSATA as a boot drive other than caching. but, mSATA speed will be slower compared to standalone SSD. assume the read/write speed will be 300/150 for mSATA while 500/200-500 for standalone SSD.

no, it doesnt released yet.

i think at same time with the new Y500, maybe around may-july.

opt for new lenovo Z400. you wont regret getting it.
the GT740M is capable of playing most modern games at mid-high settings.

ASUS's warranty support in malaysia is the worst ever. but in taiwan, its great (as ASUS is from taiwan).

yes, dell is pretty good in their laptop build and after sale service.

Dell New Inspiron 15, i3-2117U + Intel HD4000@RM1299[2.25kg], Win8SL, 2GB, 500GB(5400rpm)

best choice. larger screen allows you to watch movies in joy.

Acer V5-471PG-53334G50, i5-3337U + Nvidia GT710M@RM1899, 4GB, 500GB, W8
Dell New Inspiron 14-3421, i5-3337U + Nvidia GT625M@RM1649[1.99kg], Ubuntu, 4GB, 500GB(5400rpm), 6-cell; W8SL@RM1899
HP [Ultrabook] Envy4-1009TU/1019TU, i3-2367M + Intel HD3000 + 32GB mSATA+ 500GB(5400rpm)@RM1899[Beats][1.75kg], 4GB, W7HP

best recommended choice is the Dell. cheap and normal spec. price is RSP and negotiable.

hi sorry for being late in replying. if you want to look for a laptop that suits gaming without overheat, here are some suggestion :

ASUS A45VS-VX026H, i5-3210M + Nvidia GT645M@RM2199[2.4kg], 2GB, 500GB, W8
Dell Inspiron 14R (Special Edition), i5-3210M + Nvidia GT640M(28nm Kepler)@RM2049[2.38kg], 4GB, 500GB(7200rpm), W7HP/W8

getting the new Z400 is actually worth it. i dont see any difficulties in disassembling except need to pry the back cover and keyboard with care as im haunted with plastic clip damage. cleaning doesnt mean you need to clean it everyday, you can do it twice per year to maintain it.

this

ASUS N56VZ-S3151H, i5-3210M + Nvidia GT650M@RM2799[2.7kg][B&O], 4GB, 750GB, W8; color: black
Lenovo Z400, i5-3230M + Nvidia GT740M@RM2099, 4GB, 1TB, W8; 2 years warranty; colors: chocolate
Illegear RE-15, i5-3210M + Nvidia GTX660M + (1920x1080)@RM3299, 4GB, 500GB(5400rpm), FreeDOS [CPU Options: i5-3210M - i7-3840XM][/color]

lenovo is the best bang for buck laptop. just the disassembly is difficult compared to normal laptops. upgrade the RAM to 8GB, extend the warranty to 3 years and if got money, throw in a SSD for faster loading.

Acer E1-471-32322G50L, i3-2328M + Intel HD3000@RM1399, 2GB, 750GB, Linux
Dell New Inspiron 14-3421, i3-3217U + Intel HD4000@RM1399[1.99kg], Win8SL, 2GB, 500GB(5400rpm), 4-cell
Dell New Inspiron 15, i3-2117U + Intel HD4000@RM1299[2.25kg], Win8SL, 2GB, 500GB(5400rpm)

be note that Acer is non-windows. price is RSP and negotiable.