The title basically says it all. I am looking to buy a laptop right now, and I wanted to know what the best one for my dollar would be.
1000 what? bananas?
And where are you.
What size would you prefer (how often are you mobile rather than at home/office) and what are you going to use the bloody thing for?
C'mon man, at least TRY to let us help you.
Vaio S13A or S15 depending on desired size (15 has a much better, IPS display)
All-round best on the market right now
Okay. Sorry. $1000, and I live in Pennsylvania.
I would use it almost exclusively at home, and it would be used for papers, gaming and casual surfing.
Sorry to be that guy, but if you're just going to be at home all the time, you might as well build a desktop.
[url]http://www.xoticpc.com/sager-np9130-clevo-p151em1-p-4340.html[/url]
There's your laptop, just a little over a grand. Go little bit bigger, or don't bother at all with a decent laptop that can play games.
There's also this option:
[url]http://www.xoticpc.com/sager-np6165-clevo-w150er-p-4344.html[/url]
[QUOTE=Schmaaa;36999058]Sorry to be that guy, but if you're just going to be at home all the time, you might as well build a desktop.[/QUOTE]
I know it's said time and time again, but I would have to agree. I bought a laptop and I spend the majority of my time with it at the desk.
OP, you would be better off building a desktop PC and use the money saved from doing that to buy a cheap netbook for surfing around the house.
[QUOTE=Kayl;36999312][url]http://www.xoticpc.com/sager-np9130-clevo-p151em1-p-4340.html[/url]
There's your laptop, just a little over a grand. Go little bit bigger, or don't bother at all with a decent laptop that can play games.
There's also this option:
[url]http://www.xoticpc.com/sager-np6165-clevo-w150er-p-4344.html[/url][/QUOTE]
Just a heads up, the first uses the older 670m gpu, which is actually a 570m.
Either go for the NP6165, or shell out more for one with the 680m, which is true kepler, not just higher clocked fermi.
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