HP ProBook 6475b C6Z45UT 14" LED Notebook - AMD - A-Series A10-4600M 2.3GHz - Tungsten

Pros: Nice Laptop for the money. Added an SSD and 16GB of RAM. Purchased 6 this year. Overall perfect for traveling and powerful for the office.

Cons: Newegg does not have any more or they are back ordered.

Pros: Great build quality, anti-glare screen, not too heavy, FAST, keyboard is great to type on, touchpad is amazing, EVERYTHING about this laptop is amazing. Small footprint but still big enough for everyday use.

Cons: Custom HP partitions...don't mess with these or you will have to reformat and lose all custom partitions. Runs a little hot.

Other Thoughts: I highly recommend this laptop for anybody.

Pros: Screen has a good resolution and colors are nice.
Very snappy processor. Graphics card is an in-processor HD7660G, but runs NBA 2k13 at 50fps in native resolution (1600x900) with default settings (most high and a few medium).
Solid build quality. Brushed aluminum body cover. Keyboard is protected from accidental spills. Has a quick-removal bottom cover to easily upgrade hardware. Touchpad feels nice.
8GB of dual-channel DDR3 RAM running @1600 MHz.
Very good battery life. I was able to get 7,5 hours in battery saving mode. 2,25 hours while playing NBA 2k13 on high performance profile.
Windows 7 Pro and Windows 8 Pro are both included with the laptop.

Cons: HDD is not very fast.

Other Thoughts: First thing to do is to install SSD instead of HDD.

1 year ago I have bought Lenovo Ideapad Y570 with i7-2630QM sandy bridge processor, 8GB of RAM and NVIDIA GT555M for $800. This HP has the same snappiness of the Lenovo, but runs NBA 2k13 much smoother. Also has at least 3 hours more of battery life in saving mode and 1,5 hours more in performance mode. Can play NBA at full speed on battery while Lenovo only runs 1 hour max with NVIDIA. And also the build quality is much much much better in HP.