Want to buy ultrabook with certain specs - is there a website to help?

Anne_Marie_2

Title says it all really. Would like to input specs and come up with list of laptops which will meet the criteria, is there such a website available? I cannot find anything so far that lets me put in touchscreen, lightweight, hdmi, usb etc etc. Any help would be fantastic.

Cisco001

No idea...

What is your budget and what spec do you after?

RobTang

Try here https://www.digitec.ch/ProdukteAuswahl2.aspx?knr=365

Its not a UK site so you wont want to buy from here but it has a nice specifications selector. Find the model you that meets your specs then find it on a uk site.

I really don't know why more stores let you filter on more fine grain specs

alanrowell

I find Google works quite well

debitcardmayhem

What is etc,etc i.e. do you need a cd/dvd player perhaps
USB3 perhaps , Windows 7/8/Linux, i could go on but etcetera covers most of what I wish to say..except you don't say what you want it for

henm2

http://www.pcspecialist.co.uk have a very good configuration tool for their laptops.

Anne_Marie_2

Sorry for not being back on board before now. Did not want to give specifics on thread, as I just wanted to know if there was a website which could narrow things down a bit, before I did a shortlist, and then could come here and ask for advice on personal preferences.
I don't want to waste peoples valuable time, giving me advice on something that might not be relevant.

For those who are keen to know.
I need something lightweight for travelling, but it must be a laptop or convertible .... I want a physical keyboard. Max weight about 1.5 kg.
I do not want android, it must be Windows 8 proper, not RT.
It must have usb 3
It must have HDMI
It must have touchscreen
Screen size probably 13.3", but would consider 14" and 11".

Budget £600-£700 would be ideal, but could go a little more.

I am in no rush to buy, so can wait for a while. I have a perfectly good system at home, and have another laptop to use whilst travelling, would just like something much lighter.

jaydeeuk1

Asus vivobook range, whilst not a 'proper' ultrabook as no SSD is a consideration. Can alway spend the £300 saved on a 500gb SSD though.

Cheapie 11.6" @ £349 pentium
http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/asus-vivobook-s200e-c157h-11-6-touchscreen-laptop-dark-grey-18893012-pdt.html


Expensive 14" i7 @ £699

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/asus-vivobook-s400e-ca040h-14-touchscreen-laptop-dark-grey-18893017-pdt.html

Or middle of the road, which our company uses and I can highly recommend...

11.6" again, but i3
£429 (has been £399 in past)
http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/asus-s200e-ct216h-vivobook-11-6-touchscreen-laptop-dark-grey-20622595-pdt.html

HP envy x2 looks smart, but expensive for an atom based machine - would have gone for one for our company but to use hdmi etc you need the keyboard attached, making it pointless for presentations. Surface pros out soon, but probably be £1000+

Cisco001

Have a look at Asus S400 or Sony T-series

Anne_Marie_2

Many thanks for those suggestions jaydeeuk1 and Cisco001. Quite like the idea of the Asus and adding SSD drive, worth a thought there as could save a bit of dosh, thank you so much.