Category: Laptop

Laptops are now a basic necessity of our life. From a student to a working professional, everyone needs a laptop and as you start climbing up the ladder in your life, you need a powerful and efficient machine. Just a few days ago, we shared with you a list of the Top five best laptops for college students under Rs 50000 in India from the top brands. Now, in today’s article, we will be sharing with you a list of the Top Four Best Gaming Laptops under Rs 50000 in India. So, let’s have a closer look at them.

Best Gaming Laptops under Rs 50000 in India

Acer Aspire 7; Price starts at Rs 49,990

Acer Aspire 7 is one of the most powerful and feature-rich gaming laptops under Rs 50,000 in India. The Acer Aspire 7 is available with two processors – Ryzen 5 quad-core 3500H and the intel i5 9th-gen chipset. Both the variants get 8 GB of RAM with 512 GB of SSD and while the Ryzen variant gets 4 GB of NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 graphics card, the intel variant gets the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Ti 4 GB graphics card. The Ryzen 5 variant is priced at Rs 49,990 while the intel i5 variant retails at Rs 53,990 on Flipkart.

Lenovo Idepad 3; Price starts at Rs 49,990

Next, on the list, we have the Lenovo Ideapad 3 laptop. The Ideapad 3 isn’t a hardcore gaming laptop as the Acer Aspire 7, however, it gets a dedicated graphics card and can play some games at ease. The Ideapad 3 is powered by an intel i5 10th-gen chipset and gets 2 GB of NVIDIA GeForce MX130 dedicated graphics card. The laptop sports 8 GB of RAM with 1 TB of storage and it features a 15.6 inch Full HD LED Backlit Anti-glare TN Display. The Lenovo Ideapad 3 is currently priced at Rs 49,990 on Flipkart’s official website.

Also Read: Best Laptops Under 30,000 In India

Mi Notebook Horizon Edition 14; Price starts at Rs 49,999

Next, we have another non-hardcore gaming laptop but it’s one device that screams value. Xiaomi’s Mi Notebook Horizon Edition 14 is a value for money laptop as it gets rich hardware and packs some decent features too. The new Mi Notebook Horizon Edition 14 gets 8 GB of RAM with 512 GB of SSD and it gets a dedicated graphics card of 2 GB which is NVIDIA’s GeForce MX350 GPU. The new Mi Notebook Horizon Edition 14 is very lightweight and weighs just 1.13 kgs. It is priced at Rs 49,999 on Flipkart’s website.

HP Pavillion Gaming; Price starts at Rs 50,990

Finally, we have the last gaming laptop on this list and this one is a great budget gaming device, meet the HP Pavillion Gaming laptop. The HP Pavillion Gaming laptop is powered by the Ryzen 5 3550H which is a quad-core chipset. It gets 4 GB of dedicated graphics card too which NVIDIA’s GeForce GTX 1650 unit. It sports 8 GB of RAM coupled with 1 TB of internal storage and gets a 15.6-inch FHD LED-Backlit Display. The price of the HP Pavillion Gaming laptop currently starts at Rs 50,990 on Flipkart but most of the times it is priced below 50,000. Also, the HP Pavillion laptop has some other variants too, so do check them out.

Also Read: Best Laptops Under 20,000 In India

So, these were the Top Four Best Gaming Laptops under Rs 50000 in India. Now, among these four gaming laptops if you have to purchase one, which one will be your personal pick? Do feel free to share with all of us in the comments section below. You can also join our GizNext Tech Enthusiast Telegram group (click via mobile to join) curated exclusively for the tech geeks.

Over the past few years, the advancement in technology has brought us lots of things to make our life better and easier. Whereas Computer advancement plays a very significant role in our lives.

However, this revolution also has been changed as brought us Laptop and Mini laptop. There are lots of companies in the race of engaging users and provide more and more features than others.

One of the most famous and user’s first choice companies, Dell, again launched a new gaming laptop, Alienware version m15. The interesting fact about M15 is that it will be supported by Ryzen 5000 AMD, besides the g15 Ryzen’s Edition notebook. Also, there are some interesting monitors to boot the system.

Alienware m15 Edition R5 is the first portable Alienware since 2007 to use the AMD processor. Previously, there were some rumors that to update the Dell system; they would break the partnership with Intel to collaborate with m15.

Specification of Alienware m15

Dell already announced a new Alienware m15 model; however, they have not revealed the exact configuration yet.

The Alienware will come up with either AMD Ryzen 7 5800H or AMD Ryzen 9 6900 HX processor. Moreover, it will have RTX 3070 or RTX 3060 laptop GPUs of Nvidia’s.

This is a gaming laptop, so of course, it will have 32GB of DDR4 RAM with 3200 MHz. The storage is also expendable if you want, which is vital for future-proofing and an extra bit useful. The default storage will be up to 2TB PCIe with SSD. But, with the memory up-gradation, you can also take up to 4TB SSD.

If we talk about screen and display, it will have 15 inches screen size with a 240 Hz or 360 Hz panel, equivalent to 1440px resolution and Full HD resolution, respectively. Both these displays are supported by G-Sync by Nvidia with a response time of 1ms. For a less costly model, it will have a 3ms response time and 165 Hz screen and have no G-Sync.

I like the way Dell fashioned the keyboard of edition R5 with ultra-low mechanical and in conjunction with the keyboard special Cherry MX. To match a gaming laptop’s vibe and attract gamers, all the keys on the keyboard will have RGB lighting.

On the 20th April 2021, the sale will be held in the USA on the Alienware m15. With the basic functionalities and configuration, it will cost around 1794$ USD, which is equivalent to 2350$ AU and 1300£.

Moreover, the same product, G15 Ryzen Edition, by Dell also will be launched in the US market on 4th May. The best part about it is that it will have the key called the “Game Shift ” key, which helps gamers cool their system whenever they run high CPU or GPU games. The cost is less compared to Alienware m15. The pricing is expected to start from 900 $ USD.

The days of heavy laptops are over. Today’s customer wants a laptop built like a tank but light as a pencil box. Lenovo looks like it’s doing just what every customer wants it to do. With the new premium flagship product, the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Carbon, Lenovo promises to offer the best-in-class performance.

However with a weight that will make you forget the laptop is even there. Like the other laptops in the Yoga segment of Lenovo, the Slim 7i Carbon is very lightweight, weighing in at just under 1 KG. However, the light weight doesn’t comprise the performance the Slim 7i offers.

Let’s Talk About the Design and Looks

With a stylish-looking smooth Moon White façade, the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Carbon is made with Aerospace-grade aluminium and has a MIL standard certification to boast about its durability. 

As with the durability, the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Carbon comes with a nine MIL-STD-810G military-grade standard that assures you that your device can withstand dust and extreme temperatures. Also, with that certification, you can trust the fact that your Yoga Slim 7i will see the daylight even after a drop test.

Lenovo offers you a 13.3-inch QHD+ IPS display with 2560 x 1440-pixel resolution. The laptop comes with a 16:10 aspect ratio with 91% screen to body ratio, 100% sRGB coverage, 300 nits of brightness, and a Dolby Vision certification that is the cherry on the top. The keyboard is a chiclet backlight one with stain resistance so you will be able to work be it day or night.

Some Behind The Scenes For Our Readers 

The latest and most powerful processor of Intel’s, the Intel i7 11th Generation powers the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i. This guarantees you that your Yoga Slim 7i will never be left behind when it comes to CPU-intensive work. 

But you may not believe that, so Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Carbon goes a step ahead and boasts of an Intel-Evo certification that cements the fact that the Slim 7i has undergone rigorous real-world scenarios and has proven its mettle when it comes to performance.

The Intel i7 11 Gen is paired with 16 GB of LPDDR4 RAM and 1 TB of M.2 PCle SSD that is unfortunately not upgradable. That’s right, for those who want a laptop they can build upon, the Yoga Slim 7i Carbon is not the ideal choice. But for regular users, 16 GB of high-speed RAM and 1 TB of fast-paced Solid-State Drive is a suitable configuration they can hold on to for as long as they want.

The graphics are handled by an Integrated Intel Iris Xe Graphics. This may be a little underwhelming considering that competitors in that range offer a dedicated graphics card but given the lightweight and the lightning-fast processor, graphics won’t be an issue.

Battery And Connectivity

The Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Carbon comes with a 50 Whr battery that will give you an approx. 15 hours of video playback and 13 hours of productive work. As with all electronics, battery life varies based on the usage of the device. You also get a quick charge that gives an approx. 2 hours of video playback for 15 minutes of charging.

In terms of connectivity, you get a Wifi 6, Bluetooth 5.1, an IR camera, mic and headphone combo, a USB Type-C port, and two thunderbolt ports. The USB Type-C offers charging capabilities and also supports an external display with a 120 Hz refresh rate.

An Intelligent thermal cooling system and high-efficiency thermal fans with Q control cool the laptop’s processor.

The Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Carbon costs Rs 1,19,990. It offers you featherweight portability and military-grade durability with a decent battery back up. To top it all, it has a stunning moon white exterior.

Its been reported that the tech giant bit off Apple as a logo, pushed manufacturing of their two shiny new  MacBook Pro models, powered by Apple Silicon to the second half of 2021. Thus confirming predictions and rumours fogging 14- and 16-inch models. 

The corporate giant previously chalked out to set in motion the mass production of the two unspecified MacBooks in May or June as Nikkei Asia reports in an English version of a piece about iPhone 12 mini production, originally sniffed out by Nikkei on Wednesday.

While the beans of an exact schedule were not spilt, a nudge into the more hopeful part of the year checks out with expectations fumed by analyst Ming-Chi Kuo and other insiders.

In a report centring on Apple’s cutting off of iPhone 12 orders from suppliers, the publication duly noted that Apple has rescheduled mass production of the two new MacBooks from May or June until the latter part of the year. 

Although the notebooks being referred to as “MacBooks,” in the report,  it is more probable that this is referring to the expected new MacBook Pro models.

In the meanwhile, Apple has rescheduled its mass production plans of its two new Macbooks in the latter half of the year. The current schedule is different from the previous schedule of May or June, Nikkei has learned.

What’s In Store In July For Apple Lovers?

The better half of the year officially starts in July, so there should still be enough time for Apple’s suppliers to amp up their productions for a launch later in the year.

According to Kuo, the two brand new  MacBook Pros will enjoy some mini LED screens, a chassis overhaul. If we talk about casing design, the new models have abandoned the curvy style which was seen in the older models top and bottom parts and have adopted a flat-edged form factor design which is not very different from the ‌iPhone 12‌. 

The come-back of much loved MagSafe charging technology is expected. Also coming back to the stage are expanded I/O options including an HDMI port and an SD card reader, while the very unpopular Touch Bar will be swapped with physical function keys. USB C ports will probably be the only type supported by the MacBooks. 

The expected MacBook Pro models will use a similar heat pipe design used by the current 16-inch MacBook Pro models, which Kuo declares as a much prevailing option than the current 13-inch MacBook Pro and MacBook Air because it will result in enhanced computing prowess. 

Thanks to the overhauled design and surging replacement demands in the wind, Kuo expects total MacBook shipments would bolster significantly by at least 25 to 30 per cent this year over  last year to approx. 20 million units.

Many of Kuo’s educated predictions were aired by Bloomberg someday among the freshest 30  of this pandemic carrying year. 

All though tech gurus predict that Apple is wound up for the introduction of 14-inch MacBook Pro and 16-inch MacBook Pro in 2021.

What we learned is that both of these laptops are most probably going to be coming with Apple Silicon chips — anticipating second-generation “M1X” or “M2” designs that build on the M1. 

Kuo expects a launch in the 2021 third quarter, while others are under the assumption of the debut date being sometime much later in 2021.

While all we, the rest of the population, can do is to wait patiently and expect something good to come out from 2021 and if it’s a breakthrough in MacBooks, we won’t be complaining.