The windows Laptop that replaces Mac Laptop

[jamn805]

I don't like Mac OS. Windows ftw.
Now, if you had the money to blow, as much money as it would cost for a Mac book pro ($2400+), which laptop would it be? (links too)

Also, i'm not looking for a gaming laptop. I'm looking for a workstation laptop with beast performance, long battery life, slime and sexy design. No gaming at all (gaming laptops are big, bulky, and eat up battery like a mo-fo.

 

[alienworkshop]

you want beast performance? go for the eurocom panther 7n. it has dual xeons in it. LOL!

 

[jamn805]

Haha is that a joke? I don't like living in the past. I'm talking about the latest and greatest

 

[Syntax42]

I would get a good desktop for $1000 and a cheap laptop for $400. Save the other $1000 for beer.

 

[The Tech Guy]

I don't like Mac OS. Windows ftw.
Now, if you had the money to blow, as much money as it would cost for a Mac book pro ($2400+), which laptop would it be? (links too)

Also, i'm not looking for a gaming laptop. I'm looking for a workstation laptop with beast performance, long battervery life, slime and sexy design. No gaming at all (gaming laptops are big, bulky, and eat up battery like a mo-fo.

I would say, definitely the Razer Blade Pro 17 Inch Gaming Laptop will easily replace a Mac Book Pro ($2400+). It is very powerful as well as it is has a great battery life and is very slim and sleek.
See more about: http://amzn.to/1kFQwYl

 

[jamn805]

I already have a desktop. I work online so it's more convenient to take laptop with me on travels or just to work in another room or outside.

 

[jamn805]

As I said, I'm not looking for a gaming laptop as they are usually bulky and have a short battery life.

 

[jamn805]

Also, nothing bigger than 15 inches

 

[alienworkshop]

uhhhh, what are you talking about living in the past? a 2.0 ghz dual xeon can whoop the shiit out of a top of the line i7 at 4.3 ghz. living in the past? i have NO idea what your talking about. that's called power, i been using dual cpu systems for years, single cpu systems have NO chance. and that's still very well a fact, and far from anything else.

now it's true intel didn't make something with a higher ghz to match the i7 in terms of ghz, but that doesn't mean anything. if you want "beast" power, that's the way to go, multiple core doesn't subsitute dual cpu setups. that's not a fact.

as far as latest and the greatest, dude, i just showed you the latest and the greatest, there was no such thing as dual xeon laptops back in the past. it's a thing of the future, so i again, have NO idea what your talking about.

 

[alienworkshop]

well, nothing bigger then 15 inches, well, i guess your out of luck. and another note, this notebook has a 4k display. top notch stuff to suit the powerhouse. there's no compromise in this laptop, it's pure power if you ask me.

 

[jamn805]

I don't want to carry K-2 with me everywhere I go. http://www.notebookcheck.net/fileadmin/_migrated/pics/m234_1.jpg

 

[jamn805]

That's way too big. As i said, beast performance while still maintaining slimness and beauty.

 

[The Tech Guy]

Also, nothing bigger than 15 inches

You need to know that you are asking a question and favor of persons who answer your question. You need to be thankful for any help at all. You want a powerful laptop! The only powerful laptops out there are actually laptops made for gaming ... By the Way .. what is your definition of powerful ?? And The Razer laptop I recommended is everything you are asking for (it is a gamer but definitely not bulky). If you want a smaller laptop, then definitely you still have choices. I would recommend going for the 14 inches version of what I recommended. See here
Click here to see

 

[jamn805]

"Thank you" as requested by The Tech Guy... smh

 

[jamn805]

Anyone else?

 

[The Tech Guy]

"Thank you" as requested by The Tech Guy... smh

lol.. i didnt requested a '' thank you''.. Just think you need to make your question clear before persons start answering

 

[alienworkshop]

well, i was partly joking and exaggerating. but nonetheless a suggestion. there's so many laptops that would fit your need. better to just do research yourself, more rewarding that way too. but if you really wanted top notch power, that's the way to go, just don't expect "beast" performance like a dual cpu setup. just won't find it in a notebook like you said, and the eurocom is like the only one you'll find like that basically.

 

[jamn805]

Ok maybe not that powerful then, lol. Thanks for the help btw.

 

[Cristi72]

I don't like Mac OS. Windows ftw.
Now, if you had the money to blow, as much money as it would cost for a Mac book pro ($2400+), which laptop would it be? (links too)

Also, i'm not looking for a gaming laptop. I'm looking for a workstation laptop with beast performance, long battery life, slime and sexy design. No gaming at all (gaming laptops are big, bulky, and eat up battery like a mo-fo.

If the "bling" factor is very important for you, then buy a MAC and also install Win 8.1 on it, you just need to check what Windows version suits your MAC:

http://www.howtogeek.com/187359/5-ways-to-run-windows-software-on-a-mac/

http://www.macwindows.com/winintelmac.html

 

[alienworkshop]

np. lol.