I'm getting this new laptop, but can i get a...? Reall quick, first real answer=10pts.?

Question

quick check from the geeks out there??

ok, so I'm into mild gaming, not really intense stuff, just because that's what i use my PS3 for. I run some solid programs like blender while surfing the web. but anyway, here are the specks:

Video Standard

SONY Vaio, VGN-FW190

1,149.99 (free shipping+no tax)

LCD 16.4" (XBRITE-ECO™)

WLAN (802.11a/b/g/n) with integrated Bluetooth® technology

320 GB SATA Hard Disk Drive [5400 rpm] [Regular price $100]

Standard Battery

Photo Standard

Engraving

Windows Live OneCare 90-Day Trial

Mobile Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD with Intel® Clear Video Technology

Intel® Core 2™ Duo Processor P8400 (2.26GHz)

QuickBooks Simple Start

DVD±R DL / DVD±RW / DVD-RAM Drive

Microsoft® Office 2007 Home/Student [Regular price $145] (free)

Titanium Gray

Microsoft® Windows Vista® Home Premium with Service Pack 1

4 GB DDR2-SDRAM (DDR2-800, 2GBx2) [Regular price $140]

Its probley the best deal, and I love the design of the vaio.

I checked it out at staples, but it was cheaper here online, and I trust the internet more than them, lol.

Answer 1

Its good stuff and in fact the price tag is much nicer. I suggest that if your into gaming you should have a good internal fan that will keep your laptop cool and avoid overheating it. the specs are good and can handle applications such as games and other sorts of office stuff. Well, good luck and enjoy your new laptop.  

Answer 2

...hmmm. Please submit all questions in question format. You know, like with one of these "?"

Answer 3

Although a Sony is Good

Here is my Laptop

http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-1001...

My company uses Lenovo Laptops

Vista Home version ??  Come on, you're kidding right?

Answer 4

What kind of info are you looking for?  I do not see your question.

Answer 5

Your not going to be able to play newer games on any where near high settings or you may not be able to play them at all. This does not have a dedicated video card. It has an onbaord built in graphics. Older games like fear circa 2005 are getting 6 frames per second. Below is a link to some games and benchmarks. http://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-Graph...

For occasional or older gaming I guess it would be minimal at best. Also the hard drive is only 5400 rpms that is goin to hurt all your performance get a 7200 rpm drive even if its smaller.  

Answer 6

Get a laptop with an Nvidia or ATI HD mobile graphics card, those are much more servicable for games, and if you into intense graphics, get a 512MB card, if you like your games to look good, a 256mb card is good. Try going to www.bestbuy.com and look for the HP gaming laptops... They have some pretty good ones, or if you really want to game, try www.alienware.com  ( although some may say theyre overpriced )

Answer 7

Looks good.  You might find a Dell for maybe $100 less, but it sounds like you like the Vaio.

Answer 8

Sorry I don't understand the question. I,m not a computerwiz as you can tell by my user name. (noncomputerwiz)

Answer 9

DUDE..........i cant even understand this(probably beacause im not a geek) o_O