It's not a bad price. kit it out to rival current affordable desktops and it will set you back £2000-£2500

It's not a bad price. kit it out to rival current affordable desktops and it will set you back £2000-£2500

It's not a bad price. kit it out to rival current affordable desktops and it will set you back £2000-£2500

It's not a bad price. kit it out to rival current affordable desktops and it will set you back £2000-£2500

Bluetooth is integrated and works fine. I can send stuff from all my phones straight to the laptop and it's a fast data-transfer too.

I played World of Warcraft in a truck the other day for about 2 hours straight. Plus the thing was powering my phone that I was using as a modem at the time. and it STILL had 23% battery left on it when I shut it down!

so NO, the battery is pretty damned fine!

It has dual 512mb Nvidea GeForce 8700m GT graphics cards. wooop woop!

I'm currently using my Alienware Area-51 m9750 to reply to you. I just feel the need to say: YES, desktops are slightly more powerful and slightly cheaper, BUT....they aren't portable. you cannot compare a laptop and desktop. people buy laptops so they can take them to work, to friends houses, to the pub, or to the bowling alley like I did tonight.

I'd LOVE to see you carrying a hefty beast of a desktop, plus monitor and keyboard+mouse etc, into a bowling alley or other public place. it'd be funny to then see the red cheeks on your face and then ask you again, "what is better? Laptop or Desktop?"

YOU FOOL!