General

The laptop in the second link, the 15.6-in HP, is the "best" of the three.

If you want something that's better for the money, then answer the questions below.
If not, then ignore them.

What country/state do you live in?
What is the upper limit of your budget? (You also need to clearly explain your payment situation)
Can you order online? If you cannot order online, what stores are around you?

Do you have a preferred laptop weight?
Do you have a preferred screen size?
Is battery life important?
Why do you need a laptop? To where and how often will it be moved?

Mention any other special requests you may have. Be as detailed as you can with all your responses.

What you should be looking for is I5, SSD, GTX graphics.

[quote=bumblexxxbee]well i cant afford paying it upfront
dunno what MSI is... and cant pay upfront for it,[/quote]

MSI is a brand of computer that orients itsself to having a better mobile gpu compared to your standard laptop.
If you're looking for a 'gaming' laptop of some sort make sure it has a dedicated ; laptops are already time bombs waiting to overheat and utilizing its integrated graphics card will kill it faster in addition to only playing the games listed in low quality.
also i wouldn't get any of those

@lilikoby well i cant afford paying it upfront
@Marshmallows dunno what MSI is... and cant pay upfront for it,

Honestly, you would be better off looking at MSI products. I think there's a laptop for around $650 there that comes with a dedicated graphics with a decent amount of RAM and HD/SSD space.
I don't think any of those laptops come with a dedicated graphics card - though you probably don't really need one to run those games at low settings. But who likes low settings?

I feel like you're getting fooled by the discount numbers on HSN. Believe me, you can get better laptops with similar speccs elsewhere for around the same price.