which laptop is better in everything?

Divyanshu

2009-11-11 01:40:30 UTC

It's better that you go with Sony's Vaio. It is a lot better than hp, dell, or even mac.

2009-11-11 09:39:29 UTC

this laptop is super nice i am looking into buying one for myself just for my gaming needs in some cases the simple fact of bigger is better works out just fine :)

HP dv4-1540us

Operating System...

Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium, 64bit, English

Processor

Intel Core2 Duo Processor T6600

Display

14.1" Diagonal WXGA High-Definition HP BrightView Widescreen Display (1280x800)

Dimensions

13.15 in (L) x 9.45 in (D) x 1.34 in (min H) / 1.57 in (max H)

Memory

4096MB DDR3 System Memory (2 Dimm)

Maximum memory expansion

8192MB

Graphics card

Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD (shared) with up to 1695MB total available graphics memory

Networking

Integrated 10/100BASE-T Ethernet LAN (RJ-45 connector)

Primary CD/DVD drive

LightScribe SuperMulti 8X DVDýR/RW with Double Layer Support

Hard drive

320GB (7200RPM) [gigabyte is defined as 1,000,000,000 bytes, accessible capacity may vary]

Primary battery

6-Cell Lithium-Ion battery

Art-Eng

2009-11-11 09:46:04 UTC

Why do you want a laptop that can do everything? Are you doing everything? My advice for you is to look at what your needs are and buy a laptop that can do a little above your need. Most laptops are qualified for this but a popular brand name will do. it could be HP, Dell, Toshiba, Gateway, Acer or better still Aple Mac.

You also need to choose the best operating system to suit your need. You certainly will need to buy some other software packages that will suite your need. This ranges from word processor, graphic designer, accounting package etc.

Any of the ones you mentioned above would do, but your choice of operating system will depend on what you want it for.

2009-11-11 09:43:56 UTC

I have one question for you? What are you going to use the laptop for? The answer to this question can better help me determine the what laptop you need and/or want in a laptop.

By the way don't go for the 64 bit edition laptops YET because they still have bugs that needs to be ironed for exampled the biggest one is the compatibility with older software. So if you are going to use the laptop for day to day basis doing, internet surfing, checking e-mail, typing text then you are better off with a 32 bit laptop.

64 Bit laptops are used for more high end applications such as Auto CAD, high end video editing, maybe scientific applications.

2009-11-11 10:18:55 UTC

Studio 15 is better than hp anytime because HP has many problems afterwards as i m facing... Go for Dell....

Have a look on Sony Vaio CW series laptops or Apple Macbook... These are ossom in performance and work

pender2112

2009-11-11 09:38:13 UTC

They are about the same, but I'd get the first one if they are the same price. THe T6600 and T4300 CPUs are almost identical in benchamrks so get the second one if it is a lot cheaper. The first one is smaller and lighter too, so if you need to take it places it wins there as well.

2009-11-11 09:43:18 UTC

I would say Dell Studio

This would be the best laptop which works great

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2009-11-11 09:38:33 UTC

I think Dell is best 4 u..

All the best..

2009-11-11 09:34:45 UTC

none of those. get a apple macbook pro! they smash them in the face 10 times over!