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Sadly no, look at the bottom of this page for various game benchmarks for the GPU this laptop has: http://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-Radeon-HD-8670M.87211.0.html If you can tell us your budget maybe we will be able to recommend something better.

To be fair, if you can afford an Audi, then you probably won't mind those prices.

As Sony just sold the Vaio trademark, do you think there could be any trouble in buying a Vaio laptop right now?

My wife have the Moto G and she loves it, it's really responsive and runs everything she throws at it, although in all fairness, the most demanding thing she does is playing Candy Crush and Jetpack Joyride, if you're not a heavy power user, this phone has nothing to envy to the flagships out...

You may want to point out how much are you willing to spend so people can give you more specific suggestions.

The caddy just works as a bridge, it has no bearing in performance. That said, as far as I know the Ultrabay interface is SATA2 and the primary drive one is SATA3 so the most gain will be obtained by switching the HDD to the Ultrabay and put the SSD inside but I didn't bother to do so on mine.

As far as I know, they haven't released this option for the y410p, I don't think it'll work.

The performance of both drives will be the same so it's only a matter of how much space you need. I got the bigger one because I mostly play WoW which uses a good 30GB of storage, plus another 30 from the SO you have half the disk filled and I prefer to have room for another programs as well...

Yes you can, I'm a happy Y410p owner too and I added a 256GB Samsung 840 EVO SSD to it, using this caddy: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004Y8SGXW/ref=oh_details_o08_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Good luck!

google for "excel custom function"

If you want pure android on 10" then your best bet is the Nexus 10.

No, that's a great laptop, just not a gaming one. If you want a gaming laptop you will necessarily have to sacrifice portability. I'd suggest the Lenovo Y Series as they're good budget gaming laptops, otherwise, you can get a Clevo/Sager laptop like the ones on this page...

The 740M can play WoW without issues, not in ultra, but not low either. As for the processor, for this game the i7 vs i5 shouldn't make a difference at all as WoW is not a multithreaded game (well, it is, but it doesn't use more than two cores). 8GB of RAM is plenty.

That's too bad, I do own a Nexus 4, and she finds it too large, and this seems to be standard size for phones with acceptable specs, that's why I'm asking for smaller phones that packs some punch. Thank you anyway.

Hi, I'm looking for a smartphone for my wife, she currently have a Sony Xperia miro, which should be the perfect phone for her due to its size, but sadly it lacks horsepower and it's just not specced right. So, I need opinions of Android devices that are reasonably sized (3.5, at most 4 inches...