Ok I need a good laptop

Ok I am looking for a laptop that has:

Large hdd
high speed
can game on sometimes
multitask
watch blu ray movies

I was recommend this by a friend
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834214872

And I customized this from xoticpc
http://www.xoticpc.com/force-1756-msi-1756-p-4708.html?wconfigure=yes

I need you guys advice because I want to make a good investment

 

How much you want to pay for such a notebook? $500-$800.

 

yeah maybe up to 1000 usd

 

Throw in 300 dolls more and get a Mac then


Sooo much better than any windows based pc. You will never regret it.

 

Excuse me? Ever heard of Sony Viao, Toshiba, HP? All those are great comps

 

lol, the i just linked is toshiba one. besides mac isnt my thing away. So dk, what do you think of the laptop I posted?

 

Yeah..until you get TBSoD.

 

My friend informed me on the laptops made by Dell,Toshibia,and a brand I can't remember at the moment.

 

Um, Lenovo

Lenovo makes the best laptops hands down, everyone knows that. All of the companies I've worked for use Lenovo's for their employees, though Twitter does use primarily macs.

 

Yeah, I bought an Ideapad a couple months ago. It's pretty good.

 

People like Asus as well...

 

Ok

 

I actually have an ASUS laptop that was pretty cheap and serves me well, although I notice that the Lenovo laptops have superior battery management. I could run that thing on the battery for days on end.

 

+1 Apple is a cult, I mean rabid following...

Not because the product is better, they sold you on branding.

Android phones crush the IPhone.

Anyway, HP still makes good laptops. Asus is good. The only Japanese made laptops are Fujitsu and they are very reliable.

I also like Toshiba and Samsung laptops. I may get a Samsung this BF to go with my HP that I am typing for some some new media that will debt in 2013.

Also looking at a Nexus 7 for my next European (or South American adventure)

 

Well seeing as how I have worked (as in fix) both PCs and Macs...I have to beg to differ.

It is MUCH easier to fix a Mac with software issues than it is to fix a PC. Period.

That's my experience and YMMV.
One of the techs that works with us is a software developer. He did it at apple for many years and in addition to fixing hw now he still develops.

He works with android phones and says between the two apple is much easier to develop for and maintain.
And their OS update situation is a huge nasty mess.

So whatever.