some may say 1650 to be slightly faster

Actually I heard illegar a few years back, but I didn't get much reviews about it. How does it hold up ? Is it good ? Can it tahan for a few years ?

I know 15' laptop also have some with quite lightweight but usually come with premium price. So i can go with 13' - 14' laptop

Sorry boss, i though most of 13-14' laptop are lightweight one.
Maybe under 1.5kg, maybe. 

Hmm I see. By the way I saw your y530 review, you got 15% student discount? How to get that? XD

Hi guys, can please recommend me a laptop for general online, words, powerpoint  (no gaming)?

Budget: RM2-3k
Size: 14-15 inch
battery: No preference.
Usage: working - reading, words, powerpoint, pdf
Display: no preference.

For a senior person. will not upgrade the laptop. best if can last longer, good technical/warranty support. (optional)

Many Thanks !!!

Hi would really appreciate if you guys can recommend me some laptops:
1. Budget :
<6k

2. Usage  :
-Statistical modeling with big dataset (main job), adobe illustrator for simple designing (occasional work only)

3. Requirements (display size, battery life, weight etc) :
-Display Size: at least 13"
-Weight: preferably <2kg
-RAM: ideally 16GB so that I can save some time for my work but not sure if this is doable within this budget? 

Thanks in advance!

Price must below 3k.
Fine with manual upgrades (but total cost must below 3k)
Fine with carry in warranty (klang valley)

Thanks

Yup 15" is fine, battery life not too much of an issue because already used to carrying adapter around 

Should be ok too, how much of an increase in budget are we looking at if I still want to get something ligher?

-Preferred brand : Lenovo, Asus and DELL only

And can suggest too with some budget laptop that support thunderbolt 3?(for future)

Hi

Looking for any recommendations

Budget: 4k +/- 500
Size: lightweight
Usage: mainly for study and office use

How about the Windows 10 home Lenovo computer of the I7 system? Newly bought less than two months, has begun to self-restart. unhappy

- Good battery life (> 6 hours?)
- Solid build quality
- Good display (1080p, matte, bright)
- Lightweight

Anything less than 2kg. The lighter the easier, i dont mind nonupgradable ram. Can u list down the one with low srgb and highsrgb?

2kg and below

Size somewhere btwn 12.5" to 13.5"..as long as not too small. Battery of 4-6h

Pros & cons of going for E490 & E490S compared to T or X series? T480 w/ i5 & WQHD is a bit out of my budget.

- Proven reliability

No numpad plz ( else would had gotten prodigy haha)

Dont mind gaming laptops or performance/workstation laptops haha.. its just light gaming and some light photoshop or lightroom.. So I dont I would need a rtx 2060? haha..

no numpad is mainly just personal thing >< cuz with numpad, my hands had to slightly slant to the left whenever I type, which I feel not that comfortable when typing...

Hi, need recommendation:

1. Budget : RM4k below

2. Usage: Photoshop & Illustrator, Movie, Browse internet

3. Requirements:
- Processor: Intel Core i7
- RAM: 8GB-16GB
- powerful graphic card
- Display: ideal 15in
- Battery Life: 5 hours
- Weight: doesnt matter

Thank you

1. Budget : 1.8k
2. Usage  : office work, light gayming
3. Requirements (display size, battery life, weight etc) :
- 2200u or 2500u
- 4gb ram
- 14 or 15.6 display
- less than 2kg

thanks

is there none sir? rm2k or less than rm2.5k also can't get? 

GTX, average display

Hi, need recommendation:

1. Budget : RM3k below

2. Usage: Adobe Illustrator/Photoshop/Premiere, Coding, Movies and some gaming (PES/FIFA)

3. Requirements:
- Processor: none
- RAM: min 8GB
- Display: ideal 15.6 in but may consider 14 inch
- Weight: doesn't matter

Thank you very much

- reliable, not easy break down like asus.

I heard Apple keyboard alot problem even for 4th gen butterfly key. haha

other than that still got what brand and model? I like HP design but phobia of HP quality.

Could you please recommend me other brand which consumer grade as well, of course i understand those brand is depends on luck also.

Ic, how about consumer grade laptop?  Please ignore the reliable factor for this.