if money no problem lew.

[iluvbakkua]

so my boss was in a jovial mood yesterday, long story short basically told me "buy whatever laptop you like for work". The bad news is I will probably have to carry 2 laptops around for work **haiz, the one I currently have is a HP model weighs a ton if add the adapter and all the crap in my bag I would say I'm lugging around 4-5kg of junk.

So now my requirements have changed. If money no problem which is a good light laptop to buy.

It must be around 14-15". weigh 1.5kg or less runs forever on battery be thin versatile and goddamn powerful

no macs

 

[useryoung]

Sony Vaio Pro 13

 

[stoopidbin]

Asus UX21 or UX31 or Samsung Series 9 or Thinkpad X1 Carbon

 

[haeroldus]

Dell inspiron 15 4th gen i7

 

[iluvbakkua]

I was looking at the specs on the dell, asus and the x1 really good but I have a very lasting impression of fujitsu that goes back years.

fujitsu U772 lifebook model only 1.4kg, 14inch display and up to 10hrs battery. The X1 have very similar specs. Am a bit bias for fujitsu.

Anybody have used fujitsu before any feedback?

 

[xkiller213]

I was looking at the specs on the dell, asus and the x1 really good but I have a very lasting impression of fujitsu that goes back years.

fujitsu U772 lifebook model only 1.4kg, 14inch display and up to 10hrs battery. The X1 have very similar specs. Am a bit bias for fujitsu.

Anybody have used fujitsu before any feedback?

fujitsu must personally go down and see the laptop, play with it, open close lid and look for weak spots... my own FJ's frame cracked and was replaced 3x alr (under warranty)... turned out the SH561/761's LCD frame was extremely prone to cracking...