31-40k Which is Cheapest 1920x1080 i5 laptop?

[GODMODE09]

Hi,
I'm replacing my PC with a laptop.

• What's your Budget? Not more than 45-50k

• What will be your primary usage for the notebook be? Online poker > browsing > downloading & watching movies

• What size and weight considerations do you have? 15-inch screen and light weight

• Any brand that you prefer, or any brand that you detest? None

• Any other considerations? i-5 processor , 1920x1080p display minimum and good battery life and should be able to connect and use external 1080p monitor. Preferably with SSD.

I'm not going to play games , but I want it to be good enough for small photoshop work , etc.

 

[GODMODE09]

Guys, can't find any 1080p laptop within 50k.. What's the reason?
I want to connect to a 1080p monitor and get full hd resolution.
What is the cheapest laptop for this?

 

[srkmish]

Correct me if im wrong but the output resolution doesn't depend on the source device rite. Even if laptop is 720p , you can output 1080p signal to the monitor. i think it depends on the capability of the GPU

 

[Aman27deep]

Correct me if im wrong but the output resolution doesn't depend on the source device rite. Even if laptop is 720p , you can output 1080p signal to the monitor. i think it depends on the capability of the GPU

Yes, that is correct. My dad's 6 year old laptop outputs 1080p on my TV using HDMI, whereas it's native resolution is only 768p.

 

[GODMODE09]

Oh.. I see. Anyway.. Thinking about buying lenovo z50 series. 42-60k

 

[Jose.Palai]

Almost all the laptops with HDMI out will output 1920x1080. You don't even need a graphics card. I used to watch movies with a ASUS Celeron netbook (which costs only 16k) connected to a 1080p monitor with HDMI. The laptop would output 1920x1080 resolution without any issues. An i3 laptop will be more than enough for Photoshop, net browsing & watching movies. Get a good quality i3 laptop. If you want to buy i5 then buy only the laptops with SSD. Otherwise you won't get the best performance.