Recent content by Apmaxwell

Well, my requirements for a laptop are fairly specific and there may be few enough laptops that meet those requirements that none of them are available with anti-glare screens. Thanks for the input, though.

I'm aware that it's difficult to apply a screen protector. However, I think that if you had taken more care when cleaning your screen and applying the protector, you would not have had such problems.

No, it doesn't have a touch screen, that was a different model.

Yeah, after thinking about it, I realized that for the same price, the Asus has a much poorer GPU and no touch screen for only .2 lbs lighter. By the way, the Gigabyte does have a touch screen, if I remember correctly. I want to be able to try one out. It's not that hard to wipe fingerprints...

Yeah, I know. Another one I'm keeping an eye on, though, is the UX32VD. It's the Zenbook Prime with an aluminum sandwich case (not unibody) and a 620m. The 620m is only around three times as powerful as an Intel HD 4000, and while that's probably all the power I need, I'd like the extra power...

Yeah, I know. Another one I'm keeping an eye on, though, is the UX32VD. It's the Zenbook Prime with an aluminum sandwich case (not unibody) and a 620m. The 620m is only around three times as powerful as an Intel HD 4000, and while that's probably all the power I need, I'd like the extra power...

Well, do you know of any lighter laptops? I'm willing to sacrifice power, but weight is a major factor for me. A couple of years back I had an Asus eee pc 700 that I literally wouldn't notice the weight if I tossed it in a backpack to take it to school. That was really nice, and while I know...

I'm looking at this one: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834233012 Most of the other ones weigh more than 5 lbs, which isn't as portable as I would like. This one only weighs 3.4lbs. Of course, there's a $200 premium on that, plus it doesn't have a great GPU, but I...

Actually anti-glare screen protectors are available from Amazon for a couple of dollars. Another thing: The Sony you linked to is the 15-inch version of the Sony I linked to. Interesting that we arrived at essentially the same conclusion.

The Sony has an option to add a 740m for $100. I didn't see the price on the p34g. In the post, I said that it's 'probably too pricey'. If you absolutely /need/ a budget, up to $1000. I thought I would find a laptop and set a goal to raise that much money. Also, if you had read more...

1. What is your budget? As low as possible to fulfill the requirements below. 2. What is the size of the notebook that you are considering? I don't really care about screen size, I could get by with an 11" or 17" screen just as long as the weight is below 1.4 kg/3lbs. However under 15"...