The Z70V is the best hands down, but it's also the most expensive. If you can afford it, and don't want to have to upgrade in a year or so, get the Asus.
Dell Insprion 6000D. I got the one in my sig for $880 with lots of coupons and free upgrades. For a few hundred more you could definitely get a few more options and have a nice laptop.
That site is based in Panama, which means if you got screwed you'd pretty much have no recourse. I'd look into it very thoroughly before I'd send them any of my hard earned money!
I would save up a little more and get a I6000. The B120/130 is cheap for a reason, it's made with very cheap parts. I've seen one in person and I was suprised Dell would put their name on it. It's really that bad. Save up a few...
If you don't want to take the risk, just pick up a 760 on Ebay, it's a great cpu(I love mine). But, if you love modding and overclocking, pick up a 735 or 745 and pin mod it. You will most likely end up with a 2.13 or 2.26 533 P-M and...
Yes, get an extra 9 cell so you have a 6 and a 9. The 6 lasts about an average of 2 1/2 hours for me with the screen on full brightness doing internet stuff(wireless on) and writing random documents. If you're watching a movie I'd...
If you're on a strict budget, I'd just go ahead and get one now. The new 6000 model is going to be more expensive, and it'll take Dell a while to release good coupons for them since they have to recoup their R&D costs. Typically...
How long do you have to get your money back, just for future reference? That's pretty frustrating though because it worked fine for the first 2 weeks, it wasn't until after that that the rest of these problems came up. They better do...
Grrrrr.....
Ok, I've ad my I6000D for about a month now. I've had to send it in for a faulty touchpad and a LCD screen that kept going out and freezing up. They replaced the touchpad and updated the BIOS. They scratched it up when...
