Dell Alienware 17 Laptop (Core i7 4th Gen/16 GB/750 GB/Windows 8/3 GB)

If you consider an Core i7 powered laptop costs around 70k with 17 inch screen with 16 GB ram and a good graphics card, can be used for doing most of the PC work. A PS4 costs around 40K has 8 core processor + 1152(18 compute Units) for gaming, The PS4 utilizes 16 compute Units(1024 cores for graphics) and 2 compute cores(128 graphics cores for processing and rendering and other computational work). Still are much more powerful then 960 cores in GTX 770 inside this laptop. The 2 compute cores + 8 core CPU of PS4 gives far better processing then Corei7 as PS4 has SoC(System on chip) so chips are closer making them compute faster. Still you can get an HD 3D tv for 60k(40 inch) and still save 10k from this price. So PS4 + laptop + HDTV costs(40K + 70K + 60K) 170K and are future proof. This is wastage of money as laptop is too heavy to carry around being around 5 KG.

Got the laptop from my Father who lives in Kuwait. Over there, price was at par compared to India. nLaptops built was downright premium. Every part speaks for itself. nThe display was bright and vivid, not to mention was unusually thick, excusable considering the 120Hz refresh rate that means you can view 3D content via the NVIDIA 3D Vision 2 Glass bundled. nThere was a bit of hassle setting up the SSD Cached, but is good. Boot-times are abnormally fast. nKlipsch's speaker in the 17 are one of the most loudest and distortion-free that can found on a laptop.nComing to performance, The Windows 8 Experience Index was at the default of 5.9, I booted Windows 8 into the SSD, got a Index of 7.3. nGTX770M lived upto the reputation slashing every game thrown at it.nAll in All, I'm extremely happy with package. nThe only thing that's not happy is my father's bank balance and he himself.