Might be possible on a 14" depending on the interiors
You can replace the optical drive with SSD
That way you will have SSD + HDD

Yeap, that is the plan

If devour, storm88, numbertwo, hikari85 are selling, then get from them. As far as we know, they are all selling official, local units
Can't go wrong with that, deal with confidence~

Quoting myself again
These few sellers here are some of the many that sell only official units. You are not the first buyer from them, and definitely not the last

This one
15.6"
Acer V7-582PG-74508G52k, i7-4500U + Nvidia GT750M + 24GB mSATA + 500GB HDD + (1920x1080 IPS; touch)@RM3399[2.2kg], 8GB, W8

Has been around for quite some time now, replaced the HDD with an SSD and it will be probably be close to, or than 2kg already

Yeah, can ask sellers for warranty extension. But usually its easier and automatic if you just purchase the notebook and warranty online

Definitely NOT
Touchscreen is only good for mobile devices which are tablet-like or can "convert" into tablets.
Constant "poking" on the notebook screen will only loosen the hinges.. and its not exactly very comfortable anyway, not when a mouse is available

No problems man, touchscreen on notebook is just a marketing gimmick, and its sad to see many uninformed people are felling for it

Yes, its always recommended to extend warranty for peace of mind. Try to opt for on-site support if able

How about this one? No FHD though, but plenty of budget left for you to get an SSD?
15.6"
Dell Inspiron 15R, i7-4500U + AMD HD8850M (GDDR5)@RM2449 [2.32kg], 8GB, 1TB(5400rpm), Ubuntu 12.04 , 6 cell; W8SL@RM2649

The Asus N550 suggested by devour is a pretty good pick as well, though you might have to bargain abit:
15.6"
Asus N550JV-CN077H, i7-4700HQ + Nvidia GT750M + (1920x1080; IPS matte)@RM3699[2.7kg], 4GB, 1TB, W8, backlit keyboard

*The notebook comes with a powerful CPU and GPU, good screen and dual fan configuration
*But do take note Asus Malaysia's warranty support sucks.

Can consider these
14"
Asus K46CB-WX060H, i5-3337U + Nvidia GT740M@RM2199[2kg], 2GB, 750GB, W8, 4-cell, OD

15.6"
Asus S550CB-CJ102H i5-3337U + Nvidia GT740M + 24GB mSATA + 500GB + (1366x768; touch)@RM2499[1.83kg], 4GB, W8

For the Asus K46, do upgrade to at least 4GB RAM for smoother computing experience
*Do take note that Asus Malaysia's warranty services are not that good

Can consider these perhaps?
14"
Acer E1-472G-54204G75k, i5- 4200U + Nvidia GT720M@RM1899, 4GB, 750GB, W8

Dell Inspiron 14R, i5-4200U + Nvidia GT740M@RM1849 [2.32kg], 4GB, 500GB(5400rpm), Linux, 6 cell; W8@RM2049

HP Pavilion 14-N059TX, i5-4200U + Nvidia GT740M@RM2099[2.03kg], 4GB, 750GB, W8; colors: silver/black

Lenovo Ideapad Flex 14, i5-4200U + Nvidia GT720M +(1366x768; touch) + 8GB SSHD + 500GB HDD@RM2299, 4GB, W8, 2 yrs

*Extend warranty to 3 years for the Dell/Acer/HP
*According to devour, the speakers on the Ideapad Flex 14 is pretty impressive, might want to take that into consideration as well. The SSD in the Flex 14 will make it the fastest among the lot when it come to load times

Thanks alot for the info~
Pricelist updated

Wah, that's really demanding
Closest would be these I suppose:
15.6"
Acer *Do check on the warranty whether it satisfy your needs or not
V7-582PG-74508G52k, i7-4500U + Nvidia GT750M + 24GB mSATA + 500GB HDD + (1920x1080 IPS; touch)@RM3399[2.2kg], 8GB, W8

Lenovo
Y510p, i7-4700MQ + Nvidia GT750M(GDDR5) + (1920x1080)@RM3099[2.7kg], 8GB, 1TB, W8, red backlit, swappable ODD, 120w psu, 2 yrs

MSI
GE60-2OC, i5-4200M + Nvidia GT750M(GDDR5) + (1920x1080; anti-glare)@RM3099,8GB, 750GB(7200rpm), W8, steel series KB

*Prices in RRP, negotiable
*Not familiar with WiFI hotspots lol, but usually smartphones can do that right?

Does the non-local sets work in Singapore in terms of warranty?

contradicting facts

Illegear
Illegear RE-15, i7-4700MQ + Nvidia GTX765M + (1920x1080)@RM3799[2.6kg][Onkyo, SoundBlaster Cinema], 8GB, 500GB 7200RPM, FreeDOS, [CPU Options: i7-4700MQ - i7-4900MQ]
Configure Illegear units here: http://www.illegear.com/

MSI
GE60-2OE, i7-4700MQ + Nvidia GTX765M + (1920x1080; anti-glare)@RM4299,8GB, 750GB(7200rpm), W8, backlit keyboard

*prices in RRP, negotiable
The Illegear offers a hell lot more customization options, do check out their website, you will be surprised and poisoned Go for a mSATA SSD or full SSD upgrade

If you opt for the MSI, use remaining budget to get a 256GB SSD (~RM650) to replace the HDD (can be used as external HDD )

These 3 are usually the ones that top in terms of performance for a RM4k budget
15.6"
Illegear (the one mentioned by raymondtong94
Illegear RE-15, i7-4700MQ + Nvidia GTX765M + (1920x1080)@RM3799[2.6kg][Onkyo, SoundBlaster Cinema], 8GB, 500GB 7200RPM, FreeDOS, [CPU Options: i7-4700MQ - i7-4900MQ]


Lenovo
Y510p, i7-4700MQ + Nvidia GT750M(GDDR5) + (1920x1080)@RM3999[2.7kg], 8GB, 1TB, W8, red backlit, GN37 exGPU & ODD, 120w+170w psu, 2 yrs


MSI
GE60-2OE, i7-4700MQ + Nvidia GTX765M + (1920x1080; anti-glare)@RM4299,8GB, 750GB(7200rpm), W8, backlit keyboard

*prices in RRP, negotiable
*The illegear may be the cheapest among the bunch, but after you opt for a genuine copy of Windows, it'll be more or less the same.
*Performance-wise, the GT750M SLI tops in gaming, especially when the games are optimized for it

Lenovo (on-site warranty) and Illegear should provide the best in terms of warranty support, but provided you are covered. Might want to consider topping up a bit for the warranty, especially when its a notebook with high-end components which are expensive to replace

Same as above

Most of the time you can get the seller to help you out with it
Though for HDD replacements, which is a lot more tedious, you will be charged abit

14"
Asus K46CB-WX060H, i5-3337U + Nvidia GT740M@RM2199[2kg], 2GB, 750GB, W8, 4-cell, OD


HP Pavilion 14-N059TX, i5-4200U + Nvidia GT740M@RM2099[2.03kg], 4GB, 750GB, W8; colors: silver/black

*Prices in RRP, negotiable
*Use remaining budget to extend waranty of the HP to 3 years.
*The Asus comes with 2 years warranty already, and warranty extension is pretty expensive, not really recommended. Upgrade to 8GB RAM instead
*If you are interested in getting even faster performance, use the remaining budget in getting an SSD to replace the HDD in both models (you can ask shop sellers to help you at a price). By doing that you will get way, way faster computing experience, and your notebook will become lighter and cooler too