I'm ready to buy a new laptop?

If price is dose'n matter, Then you always go with Dell. Otherwise go with Lenovo.

"Lenovo Ideapad Y510P Laptop" will be the best laptop for you. It comes with -> i5(4th Gen) Processor, 8 GB RAM, 1TB HDD and Nvidia GT 750M Graphics Card.

As you can see, this laptop has a very good processor for everyday tasks, 8 GB RAM is more than enough for running any game and multi-tasking. It also has a 1 TB Hard drive which will allow you to save lots of files. The best thing about this laptop is the "2 GB Nvidia GTX 750M Graphics Card" which will allow you to run all modern games(Battlefield 4, NFS Rivals, Watchdogs etc) at high settings easily. Go for it. Its the definitely the best laptop at this price.

Specs:-

Core i5 (4th Gen) Processor
1 TB Hard Drive
8 GB RAM
2GB NVIDIA GT 750 GDDR5 Graphics Card
15.6 inch with FULL HD (1920X1080) Resolution
Windows 8 OS

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Don't listen to anyone who says get a Dell. MacBooks are the way to go. They are fast, reliable and have everything you need for a pretty good price. I have the MacBook Air and my sibling has the MacBook Pro. They don't get viruses unlike Dell computers and any product by Apple is a good one. I had a Dell computer and I had to take it in once a year to get it fixed for $200. Worth it? I think not. MacBooks will last you a long time if you take care of them. Hope this persuades your choice.

Alienware.

MacBook Pro retina display

I suggest you buying an HP or LENOVO laptops.

The best configuration you can get for Rs 30000 is as follows:

Processor-Core i 3,

RAM-4 GB DDR 3

Hard Disk- 500 GB

2 MP Camera,

Wi-fi,

Bluetooth,

Graphic card

You know, of course, that you're going to get recommendations of just about every laptop there's, right? For that reason, it kind of doesn't make sense to even ask this question. I know it's a tough decision. But do some research, go to place where you KNOW the people who'd be answering your questions are experts. Talk to people you know who have laptops. Even make up a list of questions to ask. Needs are different for everyone

You'll want to know what peripherals you might need.
Size & weight
Resolution
Battery life
Hard disc space (storage & memory)
What your own needs are
etc.

When I was making the decision to buy my laptop, I knew it would be a MacbookPro. Then I took it from there based on my own needs. I still asked questions and researched before making my decision. It doesn't even come with a disc drive, but I didn't feel I needed one. But I did purchase an external, portable hard drive, and an external disc drive. Battery life (although good) wasn't a major concern for me because I knew I wouldn't likely be in a place where I couldn't plug it in. Weight and size… That was important. With years of having a huge monitor, I came to the realization that with a good laptop with good resolution, a small monitor was just fine. And it is!

Mac or PC? Unless you have a very strong desire to make a change, go with what you're used to. I know I'm an expert at using both, and between work and home, was certainly just as familiar with both, but happen to prefer Mac. So that's what I went with. See? Buying a laptop is personal. No matter what anyone recommends, it HAS to be what YOU need. I love my Macbook Pro and would highly recommend it if I knew someone was familiar with and have had or used a Mac, but I'm not recommending it because I don't know what YOU like. Only you do.

DEFINITELY AN APPLE MAC!
easy to use features, never get virus (very strong backup), long term warranty
they are quite pricey but if that is not an issue then great!

If prices don't matter, definitely go for Apple products. They're the best you can find.

Apple, they last 3 times longer, no virus issues, after you use a Mac you will never even look at a p.c again.