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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Steel_Wind" data-source="post: 2134012" data-attributes="member: 20741">Laptops are a very personal matter, I think.  People like different things, use them for different purposes. That dramatically affects what you will need or want.  I use mine everyday.  It is principally a web browser /word processor, but I also use it for movies, gaming and my kids play PC Games on it .But out of all of the above - the most important thing to me was that I use it everyday. It comes to work with me, to court and home. I lug it around a lot - so it needs to be dependable and light.  I use it to type - so I like a nice keyboard.  I use it on the train - so wide screen is out. End result: I got a Thinkpad.  A low end 3d video chipset but it works for my purposes.Your needs may be very different. If you are looking for a desktop replacement, Toshiba Satellite or HP may be the way to go. A widescreen like that is *out* for my purposes though.For gaming .pdf use, one of my oldest friends in my gaming circle picked up a Gateway <a href="http://products.gateway.com/products/gconfig/prodhmseries.asp?seg=hm&gcseries=gtwym275&clv=LNav" target="_blank">Tablet/Notebook convertible</a>. We are all insanely jealous of it.  It's very nice.NVidia or Radeon chipsets if you can.  But there are a lot of factors which go in to what laptop floats your boat.  Nearly all will support a projector, so after you ensure it will do that, choose the model which fits your needs best.</blockquote>

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