Best Notebooks - Blu-Ray CD / DVD Type, Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium, 1600 x 900 Display Max. Resolution

Notebooks CD / DVD Type: Blu-Ray Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Display Max. Resolution: 1600 x 900

7 Mid Size Laptop

8 Intel

3 1 to 2 GHz 10 2 to 3 GHz

3 Core i7

13 15 to 20 in.

5 1 to 4 Hours 4 4 to 6 Hours

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Toshiba Qosmio X870
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3D display, Good finish

All-round entertainment system

Extremely powerful, Great connectivity

Lighter than the competition
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Toshiba Satellite L875D
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Acceptable gaming performance
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ASUS G74SX
What reviews say:

1TB dual-drive offers lots of storage space

High quality display

Solid audio quality with THX software

Excellent touchpad and comfortable wrist rest
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Gateway NV79
What reviews say:

'company's "best bang-for-your-buck retail laptops'

'top budget notebook pick'

'fast and responsive PC experience'

'Offering a fast and responsive PC experience'
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Hewlett Packard Pavilion dv7
What reviews say:

'general-purpose notebook'

'My overall conclusion for the HP Pavilion dv7 notebook is really good.'

'great laptop'

'The HP Pavilion dv7-2160ef is fairly noisy.'
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Hewlett Packard Pavilion G7(2012)
What reviews say:

High performance, Ample RAM, Not very power hungry

Decent battery life, Large touchpad
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Lenovo G770
What reviews say:

Facial recognition with VeriFace

Good performance

Sleek, sturdy chassis design suitable for business or casual use.
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Hewlett Packard Pavilion dv7 (2011)
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Good build quality and material

Stylish brushed aluminum exterior
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Sony VAIO VPCEJ16FX
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Comfortable Keyboard
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Sony VAIO R VPC-EC
What reviews say:

'Blu-ray Compatible.'

'In the 3DMark06 benchmark it achieves an unimpressive score of 3.057 points.'

'Lots of RAM and disk capacity - 4GB DDR3 and 500GB HDD.'

'There's an Assist, Web and VAIO button, but unfortunately – or fortunately depending how you feel about them – there's no multimedia buttons on the deck.'