University Laptop-GIGABYTE P34G-CF1 v. Sager NP7338

[sadcid]

So, I'm just wondering which would be better for my needs. Here is what I am looking for in the laptop in order of importance:
-Run IDEs and photo editing software(i.e. GIMP) at the same time with little slowdown
-Run emulators of mobile devices
-Swift at opening and closing most used programs(hybrid or SSD drive)
-Decent battery life(4-5 hours per charge)
-Portability
-Gaming( graphic quality doesn't matter but should run without lag)

Here is a link to both laptops:
Sager NP7338: http/www.xoticpc.com/sager-np7338-clevo-w230ss-p-6992.html
GIGABYTE P34G-CF1:http/www.xoticpc.com/gigabyte-p34gcf1-p-6291.html

 

[iBUYPOWER - Jason]

Hi,

If you're considering the Gigabyte, our company sells a newer version with the 860M, which offers better performance and battery life than the 760M (http/www.ibuypower.com/Store/Gigabyte-P34Gv2-Gaming-Laptop). Here's a promo code for 5% off purchases of $1,299 or more (BOXBOX5).

I believe the biggest difference between the Sager and Gigabyte is the weight. The internal specs are relatively the same so if you want a lighter, but more expensive option, the Gigabyte would make more sense!

 

[Imon750]

The sager one. Better GPU, cooler CPU. Smaller size, and though a bit heavier, it's worth it.

 

[iBUYPOWER - Jason]

Hi,

If you're considering the Gigabyte, our company sells a newer version with the 860M, which offers better performance and battery life than the 760M (http/www.ibuypower.com/Store/Gigabyte-P34Gv2-Gaming-Laptop). Here's a promo code for 5% off purchases of $1,299 or more (BOXBOX5).

I believe the biggest difference between the Sager and Gigabyte is the weight. The internal specs are relatively the same so if you want a lighter, but more expensive option, the Gigabyte would make more sense!