take a look at the Vostro 5470 that i recommended.
my brother claimed that it can survive 4-5 hours on a single charge, with its 3 Cell 50WHr battery.

for something thin, light and cheap, Vostro 5470 is always the answer.
but another alternative can be the Lenovo Flex 14. weighed at around 1.8kg with battery.

its less than 2kg, accurately should be 1.8kg.

- Notebook design is based on personal preference unfortunately Only you can decide whether you like the notebook or not
- The Flex 14's screen doesn't flip completely, only to a V-shape, so not much use there However, it does come with an SSHD as standard, which is good~
- Notebook lasts or not depends on luck and user care. But you can get 3 years warranty (~RM250 for Dell) for peace of mind

Maybe these:
14"
Dell
Inspiron 14R, i3-3217U + Intel HD4000 + (1366x768;touch)@RM1888[2.33kg], 4GB, 500GB(5400rpm), W8
Inspiron 14R, i3-4010U + Intel HD4400 + (1366x768;touch)@RM1988 [2.32kg], 4GB, 500GB(5400rpm), W8 , 6 cell
Inspiron 14R, i3-4010U + Intel HD4400 @RM1599 [2.32kg], 4GB, 500GB(5400rpm), W8.1 , 4 cell

*price in RRP
* I would suggest going for the Dell (better warranty support: Reducing loss when laptop becomes faulty). I would recommend looking for bro Oscar: https://www.facebook.com/pages/DellAlienwar...1751731?fref=ts

Get the RM1599 14R; then use remaining budget to upgrade SSD and extend warranty to 3 years Ask Oscar to do it for you   

Eh? Thought your budget is RM2.3k? 
If budget is not a problem, then definitely the Inspiron 14 7000 Its totally another tier of notebook, quite premium
14"
Dell
Inspiron 14 7000, i5-4200U + Intel HD4400 + 32GB mSATA + 500GB(5400rpm)@RM2699[2.02kg], 6GB(soldered), W8.1, backlit keyboard, 58Whr, No ODD
Inspiron 14 7000, i7-4500U + Intel HD4400 + (1920x1080; Touch) @RM3399[2.02kg], 6GB (soldered), 500GB (5400rpm), W8.1, backlit keyboard, 58Whr, No ODD

Though its best to extend warranty for a Dell notebook to enjoy the superb warranty support;


5470 suffers from weak WiFi reception, and to be honest, is not very solid (my friend is using a 5460) since its very slim 

The 6GB RAM is soldered like in most slim ultrabooks, so you won't be able to upgrade already unfortunately 
The laptop already comes with mSATA SSD, which will give you a significantly faster computing experience compared to using normal HDD, so there's no real need to upgrade
Of course, if you still want something even faster, you could opt for a full SSD, but its much more expensive la You can choose to do it after some time, perhaps 1-2 years if you notice that your HDD is slowing down 

At the price bro Oscar is offering, I'm pretty sure it'll be the best choice haha
This premium notebook is actually very tempting haha, especially for those who don't game 

Good hunting man 

Good for you mate
Can check with him whether the E-coupons work if purchase from him or not ~
Grats in advance on your purchase 

I suppose that's because he piled up loads of stock before this promotion period
Well, its just a mouse haha, free ones are usually not that good anyways

I don't know lo haha, I just follow the specs on Dell's website. Just checked, its 1.99kg instead of 2.01kg now
And there's one new i5 variant with touchscren but less RAM (?  ):
14"
Dell
Inspiron 14 7000, i5-4200U + Intel HD4400 + 32GB mSATA + 500GB(5400rpm)@RM2649[1.99kg], 4GB(soldered), W8.1, backlit keyboard, 58Whr, No ODD
Inspiron 14 7000, i5-4200U + Intel HD4400 + (1366x768; touch)+ 32GB mSATA + 500GB(5400rpm)@RM2999[1.99kg], 6GB(soldered), W8.1, backlit keyboard, 58Whr, No ODD

*Prices in RRP