Out of these three laptops, which is best?

Vaio EA22Fx

HP Envy 14

Macbook Pro 13



I also want to know how much larger the envy 14 is than the macbook pro 13 and vaio ea. I know the mac is 13 inch, the vaio 14 and the envy 14.5 but like when you put them together, how much of a difference can u see.Out of these three laptops, which is best?
macs are overpriced, so cross that from list.

sony is also expensive and has troubles, so cross that too.

this leaves hp as the winner.
Well, the HP Envy seems to be the best equipped here - you can choose to have a Core i7 CPU with a Mobility Radeon 5650 GPU, which is the best of the three laptops for gaming or intensive media editing. But it'll likely to be the most expensive one out of the three due to the high-end specs.

The Vaio is a good compromise between price and performance - it has the Core i3-350M and Intel GMA HD graphics, which isn't a bad combination for a bit of light gaming and video editing.

It's really up to what you are going to use your laptop for: the Envy is the best for gaming; Vaio is a good all-rounder; and the MacBook Pro a stylish possesion.

Hope that helps :)Out of these three laptops, which is best?
The Macbook Pro 13" is definetly the best laptop of the 3. Macs are super stable (dont crash, dont slow down over time, etc.) They are also easy to use and easy to get used to (if you're new).



A lot of really nice software has started to come up for mac ever since Apple became a more valueable company than microsoft, and the pc's are becoming cheap, second-rate computers that people no longer want. They have too many problems and viruses are rampant



Macs are secure and have much better inbuilt virus protection - infact, it's soo good that most mac owners never bother with antivirus software - instead, they use the inbuilt automatic backup (that's literally as easy as "plug this in, wait until the arrow stop spinning, and then eject the drive"



and if/when there;s a virus, then all you need to do is perform a full restore from your backup - which leaves your mac EXACTLY (down to the most random settings, programs, etc.) how it was at the last backup.



Systems like this take out the complicatedness of computers.



If you decide to go with a 13" macbook pro, the screen will be a little smaller than maybe what you're used to. If you want, head to an apple store and just walk in, take a look at the 13" 15" and 17" macbook pro screen sizes side by side. (after all - every 15" screen is 15") 14" is really 13" with an extra vertical part added on, and is a very square screen.
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apple is supposedly the best.



hp is more likely to have software malfunctions



i know nothing about sony





I have a toshiba :)