Good Laptop with Reasonable price

Samsung X460-44P




That money buys you solid performance in the form of a 2.26-GHz Intel Core 2 Duo P8400 CPU, 3GB of RAM, and a discrete GPU. Although the GPU is no powerhouse--it's a 256MB nVidia GeForce 9200M GS--it certainly gives you better graphics performance than many thin-and-light machines. In games, it could handle only 49 frames per second in Doom 3 (at 1024 by 768 resolution) and 70 fps in Far Cry. Numbers like those make me wish Samsung had followed the route of the new MacBooks, which sport the GeForce 9400M GS chips. At least that way you could play a game that came out in the past two years. The X460's processing power and battery life shine a bit more brightly; in our PC World Test Center WorldBench 6 tests, it hit a very respectable 93, while its battery ran for a nice, long 4.5-hour stretch.

These laptops make us buy for goods and gets high end system. Thats very tough thing to completed make suitable for higher perfomance.

Hybrid Hard Disk by Samsung-Microsoft

Future Hard Disk Drive-by-samsunG-microSoft

Skyters-Samsung and Microsoft have been touting the wonders of the hybrid hard drive since 2005 -- in other words "forever" on a technology timeline. Now, finally, Samsung is pushing their ReadDrive-freindly HDDout the door to OEM starting today. 

The MH80 series of 2.5 inch drives build in 128/256MB of NAND flash to augement the traditional 80/120/160GB of traditional hard disk capacity. Samsung claims that their new HDDs offer 5x the reliability of conventional hard disk while shaving up to 50% off Windows Vista boot times and cutting power consumption by 70-90% to deliver about 30-minutes more laptop run-time battery.

P/S - outstanding...no price given, but look for 'em to hit higher-end laptops as relatively costly option any day now..with any luck, the higher cost will be offset by more bang-for-the buck..huhu