i'm in Malaysia Looking for a laptop to buy what is the best lightweight laptop?
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Dell XPS M1210\nhttp://www1.ap.dell.com/content/products/productdetails.aspx/xps_m1210?c=my&cs=mydhs1&l=en&s=dhs\n\nIntel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo Processor T7200        \n2.0 GHz, 4 MB Cache, 667 MHz FSB         \nGenuine Windows(R) XP Media Center Edition 2005        \nGenuine Windows(R) XP Media Center Edition 2005 (English) Media         \nExpress Upgrade to Windows Vista  Express Upgrade to Windows® Vista Home Premium, RM95  delivery fee        \nUpgrade & shipping fee pay at the point of redemption         \nHardware Maintenance *  1-year XPS Premier Service with 1-year CompleteCover  1      \n1 Year Priority PC User 24x7 Support (Round-The-Clock Technical Assistance)         \nNotebook Batteries Carry One Year Warranty Only From Invoice Date         \nRegional Support Within Asia Pacific Countries For Notebooks With 1 Yr NBD         \n1 Year CompleteCover Programme (Asia Pacific Regional Coverage Only)         \nItem included in the System  1 ExpressCard Slot, (DOES NOT SUPPORT PCMCIA CARDS)         \nInternal Dell(TM) 84 Keys Keyboard (English)        \nBlack and Silver with Chrome Accents         \nIntegrated 10/100 Fast Ethernet        \nIntel(R) 945 Chipset Family        \nInternal 56K Modem        \nRJ-11 Modem cable (AP)         \n65W AC Adapter        \nDell(TM) Media Direct 3.0        \nDisplay  12.1" Wide Screen XGA display with TrueLife(TM) (1280x800 res.)        \n1024MB (2 X 512MB) DDR2 SDRAM        \n120GB SATA Hard Drive        \nInternal 8X DVD+/-RW Combination Drive with dual layer write capabilities        \nRoxio Creator LE and Roxio MyDVD LE         \nMicrosoft(R) Works 8.5 - OEM version        \nWord Processor/Spreadsheet/Database/Calendar/Powerpoint viewer/Email Tools         \nMcAfee(R) Security Center(TM) - 15 Months OEM        \nDell(TM) Network Assistant - 90 days Trial        \nDell(TM) Wireless 355 Bluetooth Module        \nIntel(R) PRO/Wireless 3945 Dual Band 802.11a/g 54Mbps Wireless Mini Card        \nIntegrated Stereo Sound        \nIntel(R) Media Accelerator 950 Graphics Up to 224MB shared system memory        \n6-cell 56Whr Lithium Ion Primary Battery        \nFreight Charges  Inspiron(TM) Handling & Insurance Charges (Malaysia)        \nDelivery Charges  Inspiron(TM) Delivery Charges (West Malaysia)\n\n>> RM 4,931 \n\na cute little monster weighing under 2 kilos\nprocessor is the t7200 with an awesome 4 mb l2 cache\nos win xp media centre makes it a treasure\n> besides, the xps is the premium line from dell\nwarranty includes accidental coverage, spills ...
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Personally I recommend Toshiba laptops. They have multiple makes (Satellite and Qosimo among others) and variations of each to fit your budget. [See the link below]\n\nSome extra information: on any laptop, what to watch out for is if the AC power port is on the rear of the laptop, be careful not to tilt the base backwards when opening the screen. This can bend the cord and result in the the port becoming detached internally. That's why no matter what laptop you decide to purchase, I highly recommend spending the extra on a good extended warranty.
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Here, this is probably what you are looking for. Try the B120 or B130, they are your best bet, very basic laptops.
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The Inspiron 700m, with Genuine Windows®  XP Media Center Edition 2005, is Dell's thinnest and lightest InspironTM  notebook, so it is perfect for students and people who travel frequently with their PCs. At 4.1 lbs and 1.5" thick, you can slip this notebook into a briefcase or satchel with your other papers and hardly notice the difference. And you'll be thankful for that when you're running to catch your bus.\n\nYou could also try the Dell 600m Inspiron.
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If you get junk mail from department stores, check those out. I saw a laptop in a BigW catalogue for $1500. Acer with 512mb ram, 60gb hd. nice.
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Ok, one of the most important feature of a Laptop FOR A GIRL, is that it is Lightweight. Just think that your daughter is going to carry it all the day and it weights 7.62 lbs!\n\nSo in dell you can get lightweight laptops with:\nInspiron 710M with 12" screen, but they start at $860.\nThe next in weight is the Inspiron E1505 with 15" screen starting ar $760.\nBoth are great for Music, Photos, watching DVD's and productivity programs like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc. but lack in features for extreme gaming.\n\nOther things to look for are:\nAt least:\n512 MB of memory RAM\n40-80 GB for Hard Drive\nProcessor: Intel Pentium M "725" through "740" or similars to 1.5 GHz at least of speed.\nand a video memory of 64 at least, 128 MB is better.\n\nGood luck!
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I would suggest deal2buy.com and edealinfo.com for finding cheap laptops.  Its difficult to trust laptops on eBay.
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try looking for laptops on http://www.newegg.com/
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I've had very good experience with the Acer Aspire series. First bought one for my wife, then my mother, now myself. Great bang for the buck. My wife's PC is about a year old and no problems (ok, the battery doesn't last that long). Lots of functionality for the money and the screens are among the best I've seen on laptops.\n\nI recently purchased (on impulse) an Acer Aspire 5003WLMi at Staples. Upgraded the memory from 512MB to 768MB, bought a Targus backpack, a couple of jump drives and it was still under $900, and no rebates.\n\nMy work laptop is a Dell Inspiron and I like it but it has had the motherboard replaced and the keyboard so far, and it's less than two years old. And it was about $2,700 new.\n\nCheck out Staples and Circuit City if you're into bricks and mortar, they seem to be pretty good.
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no best one. with laptops all depends on ur budget. first think what u need to do with it a long time. say 3-5 years, then ur budget. because with laptops it doesnt make sense to upgrade and they are all pretty much fixed with the hardware u buy in the beginning. so get whatever u need for the next 3-5 years in the laptop now. the newer processors are more energy efficient and fster so consider that. but doesnt have to be the latest depending on what tasks u need to perform.\nget wireless now also. it'll be worth it i think. graphics ard nowadays are much better and can cater for games too if u are inclined.\nrest are generally optional. dont worry too much about dvd/cd burners, as the solid state memories, like USB stick are large enough to stick a lot in and are more mobile, than heaving cd/dvds around...\ncheck for ventilation and the location of the HDD/batteries. they may be located where your hand rests while using the keyboard. this can get hot and uncomfortable for some...
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well depending on what kind of laptop you could try www.welovemacs.com\nebay\nbest buy
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laptop computers can be a rather tricky buy at times, I would suggest that you look out for the cheapest and yet latest desktop on the market, the best way to do this is on what they call warehouse sale markets some of them are online. these warehouse owners have a service where they sell laptop computers to normal customers like you and me, however with very reduced prices due to the fact that they do not have as much costs as normal shops do, such as rent and a employees etc. as you know most online shops have rather competitive prices sometimes cutting the laptop price to a half. one such website for laptop computers is : \n\nhttp://umgarticles.atspace.com/laptop-computer.htm\n\nIf you like my answer please consider voting for me!!! thank you
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Laptop, unless mine is an IBM build.
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depends on your needs baby..\nfor high performance laptop.. i suggest sony vaio..\nsony vaio completed with the high performance graphic cards, big DDR memory, high performance processor too.. these is one of the good spesifications, dunno whether is it available on your country or not.. just check these out baby..\nVaio VGN-SZ120P :\nCore Duo T2400, 1GB DDR2, 100GB HDD, DVD±RW, 56K Modem, GbE NIC, WiFi, Bluetooth, VGA Nvidia GeForce Go 7400 128MB, 13.3" WXGA, Win XP Pro
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I would recommend the Alineware Area 51 m5500. \nIts not as expensive as others and is just as good and does not weigh as much. You can build to order an Area 51 on alienware.com. If go all out and get the best for it it will wont cost that much more than 2000 bucks AMD would be preferable for gaming. Do not get a laptop with an Intel Celeron processor. They are not good for gaming.
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choose any modern laptop with a good amount of RAM, I suggest no less than 1GB.
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If you want good value for money, don't buy the brand name crap. Go to Centralfield (in Sham Shui Po) and take a look at their offer. Or check their website: http://www.centralfield.com/2004/Bto_nb/BTO_index1.html (but there's not much English there).\n\nI bought this Centrino laptop last year - Pentium M 1.6, 512MB RAM (upgradeable to 1GB), 60GB HDD, 15" 1400*1050 LCD, DVD+CDRW and ATI Mobility Radeon 9700, for HK$8750 (about US$1125), and I'm really happy with it. Anything comparable made by big brands was over HK$12000.\nAnyway, prices have dropped quite a bit since last year.\n\nOf course, you can also find some cheap crap like slow Celerons with 256MB RAM for HK$5000 or so.