General

Stop making new thread on this. Since it seem like you don't know what you are looking for (one thread you were looking to play Skyrim or games like it on a Ultrabook with an HD4000, now you are getting a regular laptop without the Skyrim requirement), you keep omitting certain requirements you said in your previous thread. Keep making new threads and have all of the information all disorganize will net you a poor laptop for your needs.

Please answer these questions.

[b]1) When are you going to be needing this laptop?[/b] - [i]Depending on how far into the future that you are planning on buying this laptop, it may not be a good time to look at the current releases of laptops, as the future may release something of better value.[/i]

[b]2) What's your budget?[/b] - [i]There are a large variety of laptops at different price point that is targetted at different groups of people. This will help to find you the best laptop that will suit your needs within the budget that you had given[/i]

[b]3) What state or country you are from?[/b] - [i]This is to prevent the laptop that is being recommended from going over the budget that you have set due to tax or price differences between countries[/i]

[b]4) Are you able to order online?[/b] - [i]If you are not able to order online, be aware that it may have greatly limit your options as to what you can buy. This may be due to higher initial cost, tax, or just limited of laptop selections.[/i]

[b]5) What will you be doing on this laptop?[/b] - [i]Be specific. Are you just web browsing and word processing? Are you going to do CAD work? Video editing? Photoshop? If you are going to be gaming, list all of the games that you are planning on playing. There are many different laptop's configurations that are being sold. One little information can very well change what laptop you should get over another.[/i]

[b]6) What is your preferred screen size?[/b] - [i]A larger size screen may affect the portability of the laptop due to its larger size, weight, and potentially a shorter battery life. Of course, it can give you a screen with a higher resolution which will result in a larger workspace.[/i]

[b]7) Is the weight of the laptop a concern?[/b] - [i]In general, 7-10lbs may not seem heavy; however, if you are traveling a lot with the laptop on your shoulder, it can potentially cause fatigue and stress on your body overtime, especially if the laptop isn't the only thing you will be carrying. This is not a concern to some; however, it shouldn't be ignored[/i]

[b]8) How long you want the battery life to be?[/b] - [i]Maximum battery life rated by the manufacturer is often done in an environment that is best suited to get the most out of the battery. When answering this consider how long you will be away from a power outlet, what will you be doing during that time, and how much time will you have to charge your laptop when you finally near an outlet.[/i]

[b]9) Are the looks of the laptop an important factor to you?[/b] - [i]Do you want a stylish-futuristic looking laptop similar to the Alienware? Do you want a more simple-professional looking laptop like a Clevo or another business-grade laptop? Do you want a unique laptop that is sexy and elegant like the Asus Bamboo series? Do you want a back-lit keyboard?[/i]

[b]10) Do you have a brand that you prefer or hate?[/b] - [i]While there's a good chance there's nothing wrong with the brand that is being recommended, it will be waste of time in finding it and trying to convince you otherwise if you are going to be set on not getting it[/i]

[b]11) Is there anything else you are looking for in a laptop that have not been ask?[/b] - [i]Beyond what had already been asked, the other minor things may be ignored when a laptop is being recommend, so you will need to mentioned it beforehand. For example, you need a laptop with a HDMI port. Or you are using a mouse to play your games with your right hand and would like the fan exhaust to be on the back or the left side.[/i]