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I'm not a complete GPU wizard like some of the other guys here, but I have also looked at the Y510P and unfortunately you can't add another card onto the three lowest spec variants of the Y510P. To add another graphics card you would need an SLI, which only comes on the $1,199 model. Laptops are...

Thank you everyone, Its probably best that I look for a UK laptop at the moment ;)

Hey I've been looking at exactly the same thing and the best one I've found is the Lenovo Y510P for $819.99 >>> http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/ideapad/y-series/y510p/ >i7 Processor >15.6" HD Display >8GB RAM >1TB HDD >NVIDIA GeForce GT750M Unfortunately its not a 1920x1080 but its...

Ive found a Lenovo laptop (Ideapad Y510P) that I really like however unfortunately its not available through Lenovo UK or any UK retailer, should I buy it from the US because I'm worried that if the laptop breaks or something then it will be a lot harder to get it fixed because it wasnt bought...

I've never had to use one as such, but I guess the thing you're looking for is a graphics tablet. The cheaper ones start just under £100/$150 but you can go as high as £300. The higher the price the greater accuracy the tablet will have, 2048 as opposed to 1024. Look around Amazon or computer...

What tablet have you got? And maybe if its anything like an iOS device then it should have backed up all the apps on a computer program, if you have one.

For everyone wondering, INR20,000 is equal to about $330, so maybe Kindle Fire HD, or Samsung Galaxy Tab 2.

Actually you are all incorrect, check out the Microsoft Surface Pro, comes with Windows 8. There is a cheaper version called the Surface RT, but it come with a modified version called Windows 8 RT, just some features not available, but that's something you'll have to consider.

Bear in mind that often tablets wont support Steam as they often use a completely different operating system to laptops and PCs. The only tablet that I can think of would be the Microsoft Surface but that retails for US$600+. There is a cheaper version but that uses a watered down version of...

Whenever I've seen questions answered on TH, I notice that a lot of people tend to say that getting a custom built laptop is much cheaper than buying one direct, even when they have the same specs. I've tried this out on many different laptop building sites but I can never match the same specs...