Go for this.
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Go for this.
Well I have to pick one of them only...They are made available through some bulk deal...
Then lenovo one. Can't say about its service, but HP's service is good.
trublu
Ta da !
A good review is awaited.
exactly my thoughts till I ordered the laptop (everyone used to say "Yay I got the SX010D, but no one reviewed it
)I'll give it a shot anyway
exactly my thoughts till I ordered the laptop (everyone used to say "Yay I got the SX010D, but no one reviewed it
I'll give it a shot anyway
Waiting for that.
arani
whiz kid
HP and Asus have launched Ivy Bridge Laptops in India, both with GT 630m [
] Dell has launched the Inspiron Special editions with Ivy bridge in other Asian countries (14R with gt 640m New! Inspiron 14R Special Edition Laptop Details | Dell Singapore
and 15r with radeon 7730 New! Inspiron 15R Special Edition Laptop Details | Dell Singapore).
Dell is going to launch these laptops in India during mid- to late-June, maybe even early July. I was wondering whether the configurations will be the same in India as in the rest of the countries. Can anyone provide any detailed info?
] Dell has launched the Inspiron Special editions with Ivy bridge in other Asian countries (14R with gt 640m New! Inspiron 14R Special Edition Laptop Details | Dell Singaporeand 15r with radeon 7730 New! Inspiron 15R Special Edition Laptop Details | Dell Singapore).
Dell is going to launch these laptops in India during mid- to late-June, maybe even early July. I was wondering whether the configurations will be the same in India as in the rest of the countries. Can anyone provide any detailed info?
iChaitanya
Journeyman
Just ordered the Asus K53SM-SX010D through Flipkart.
Waiting for your review. Please post one so that I can decide whether to go for this or not!
aroraanant
Explorer
The configs will slight vary, though they can be same.The difference won't be much.HP and Asus have launched Ivy Bridge Laptops in India, both with GT 630m [
and 15r with radeon 7730 New! Inspiron 15R Special Edition Laptop Details | Dell Singapore).
Dell is going to launch these laptops in India during mid- to late-June, maybe even early July. I was wondering whether the configurations will be the same in India as in the rest of the countries. Can anyone provide any detailed info?
trublu
Ta da !
Waiting for your review. Please post one so that I can decide whether to go for this or not!
Go for it..then we both can sit and decide whether we did the right thing by going for it
aroraanant
Explorer
^^^^
Bro its Singapore Dollar not USD
Bro its Singapore Dollar not USD
nikhildewan
Broken In
Re: Advice on buying a Laptop
frustrated with current hp pavilion dv1386 (pentium M, 2gb, 60GB hdd) bought for 60K in 2006. It shutdown directly with heavy browsing or running 2 VMs
so looking for a new laptop with following config:-
1# Processor: 2nd generation intel core i7 (atleast 4 real cores)
wud be running multi threaded applications and working on many VMs simultaneously. need virtual and turbo boost tech also
2# RAM: Atleast 6GB DDR3 1333Mhz Dual Channel
3# Graphics Card: Atleast 1GB
dont knw much about GPUs, gaming would be occasional
when bought the laptop in 2006, very soon got outdated for most of the games, so, was away from good gaming since then....hoping gaming bug would bite me again once my laptop has the capacity to play current and future games decently
4# HDD: 750GB 7200rpm + SSD(optional)
5# Display: 14-15" 1080p Full HD
more than 15" tend to get heavier, dnt like it.. as I would be carrying laptop sometimes
6# Keyboard with backlight : would be nice
7# usb 3.0 : i guess would be necessity in future
8# Budget : No bar, just need worth of money
overall, need a laptop which could be useful for coming 3-4 years, doesn't get outdated very soon
should I wait for Ivy bridge?
frustrated with current hp pavilion dv1386 (pentium M, 2gb, 60GB hdd) bought for 60K in 2006. It shutdown directly with heavy browsing or running 2 VMs
so looking for a new laptop with following config:-
1# Processor: 2nd generation intel core i7 (atleast 4 real cores)
wud be running multi threaded applications and working on many VMs simultaneously. need virtual and turbo boost tech also
2# RAM: Atleast 6GB DDR3 1333Mhz Dual Channel
3# Graphics Card: Atleast 1GB
dont knw much about GPUs, gaming would be occasional
when bought the laptop in 2006, very soon got outdated for most of the games, so, was away from good gaming since then....hoping gaming bug would bite me again once my laptop has the capacity to play current and future games decently
4# HDD: 750GB 7200rpm + SSD(optional)
5# Display: 14-15" 1080p Full HD
more than 15" tend to get heavier, dnt like it.. as I would be carrying laptop sometimes
6# Keyboard with backlight : would be nice
7# usb 3.0 : i guess would be necessity in future
8# Budget : No bar, just need worth of money
overall, need a laptop which could be useful for coming 3-4 years, doesn't get outdated very soon
should I wait for Ivy bridge?
Hello nikhildevan
Welcome to TDF
For your need I'd suggest you Vaio SVE14A16N. Except 7200rpm HDD it has got everything you want. But that won't mater.
i7 3rd gen + 4GB (add one 4GB module) + 7670M (good enough to make you stick) + backlit keyboard + 2 USB 3.0 ports (one charge port) @ 66k. You will get it 2-3k cheaper locally.
Welcome to TDF
For your need I'd suggest you Vaio SVE14A16N. Except 7200rpm HDD it has got everything you want. But that won't mater.
i7 3rd gen + 4GB (add one 4GB module) + 7670M (good enough to make you stick) + backlit keyboard + 2 USB 3.0 ports (one charge port) @ 66k. You will get it 2-3k cheaper locally.
arani
whiz kid
$1599 for inspiron 15r?
yeah but i contacted Dell customer care and they said the price will be just 3-4k more than the current products
maybe the info is wrong or maybe the specs will be cut down. I really wish they don't cross the 55k mark. It would be great to have a laptop with such great specs (read 3rd gen, awesome graphics, 1080p, backlit keybrd etc etc) at this price range..fingers crossed..
rider
as Kratos
Re: Advice on buying a Laptop
It is a very big time of 6 years from your last purchase. The market is filled with laptops with desktop like performance. Ivy bridge laptop has already launched by hp from around 2 months. The model number is dv6-7010tx comes with core-i7 3610QM (2.3 Ghz), full keyboard, 15.6" (16:9 ratio) screen powered by nvidia switchable graphics (which can be switchable to onboard intel HD 4000 graphics) and the price is around 58k would full fill all you needs. The best thing is service, any kind of damage insure and build quality of laptop is incredible. The speakers are with a mini sub-woofer. It'll definitely work fine for 4 years. Buying an i7 is always future proof.
It is a very big time of 6 years from your last purchase. The market is filled with laptops with desktop like performance. Ivy bridge laptop has already launched by hp from around 2 months. The model number is dv6-7010tx comes with core-i7 3610QM (2.3 Ghz), full keyboard, 15.6" (16:9 ratio) screen powered by nvidia switchable graphics (which can be switchable to onboard intel HD 4000 graphics) and the price is around 58k would full fill all you needs. The best thing is service, any kind of damage insure and build quality of laptop is incredible. The speakers are with a mini sub-woofer. It'll definitely work fine for 4 years. Buying an i7 is always future proof.
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aroraanant
Explorer
This one is really nice sujay, great find I must say....Hello nikhildevan
Welcome to TDF
For your need I'd suggest you Vaio SVE14A16N. Except 7200rpm HDD it has got everything you want. But that won't mater.
i7 3rd gen + 4GB (add one 4GB module) + 7670M (good enough to make you stick) + backlit keyboard + 2 USB 3.0 ports (one charge port) @ 66k. You will get it 2-3k cheaper locally.
But its not Full HD(correct me if I m wrong)