good portable but powerful laptop

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my sister is going back to college, and the old laptop she has doesnt really cut it anymore. . . so shes looking for a portable laptop (around less than 5 lbs) with:

at least 1400x1050 resolution
dvd+rw drive
the drive has to be modular to fit a second battery (and the first also has to be long lasting)
at least 32 (64 would be great) mb
pentium m with centrino at least 1.8GHz
and most of all . . . QUIET

anyone know of any good laptops that are like that?
 
This laptop has an AMD Athlon64 3200+ processor and is on special for $1,329. But it weighs 7.1 lbs! :p
 
well, she wants a centrino processor

the main factors are :

high resolutions (4:3, then at least 1400x1050; 16:10, then at least 1680x1050)
QUIET
pentium M w/ centrino
modular optical drive to put an extra battery on long flights
 
Oh... Sorry. You mentioned 64 so... Anyways, I'll take another look.
 
lol, 64 meaning . . . 64mb of video ram lol

actually, a small screen wouldnt be bad . . .

she could always hook it up to an lcd monitor or something
 
you know wut i hate to sayy it but if u want a lite, powerfull laptop with wireless capabilitiess then u need to look towars macs :) their new powerbook g5 is just amazing i was blown away by its performance :)
 
_SiLv3R_ said:
you know wut i hate to sayy it but if u want a lite, powerfull laptop with wireless capabilitiess then u need to look towars macs :) their new powerbook g5 is just amazing i was blown away by its performance :)

thats where you're wrong . . .

powerbooks are only G4 right now . . . need a comp in the next 2 weeks . . .

powerbooks have only 2-3 1/2 hour batteries, and dont allow taking out the superdrive for another battery

the resolution is only upto 1440x900 on the 17"
 
GameGURU said:
Sony makes some good stuff. Go by a local CompUSA and check it out there.

lets get this straight . . . sony makes EXPENSIVE stuff . . . 1GB of ram DOES NOT cost $1100!

basically, need a cross between HP (good resolution and stuff) and Dell (quiet and modular bay)
 
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