Vindictus Advice?

[hanji]

Well its almost the end of summer, and I'm moving off to college. One thing I want to bring to college is a good laptop that is able to run vindictus smoothly. Not only that, but fairly cheap for my expenses. (Hopefully under $1000)
The thing is, I've looked at the system requirements and I am no tech person. So I have no clue exactly what laptop/notebook I should get. Hopefully something that could take around.
Can anybody point me out what specific laptops I should get say from newegg, bestbuy, frys etc. ?
Or at least start me on where to look?

[Bad Hamster]

Well I don't know the price for it in dollar, but a BTO P•BOOK 15P31 is 742 standard.

Specs:

15.6 inch WXGA+ HD LED Glare TFT, (res. 1366x768)

ATI HD Mobility Radeon™ 5650 1GB DDR3

Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator X4500HD (Switchable Energy Saving)

Intel® Core™ i P4500 1.86GHz 2Mb Cache (No Turbo Mode)

2Gb DDR3-1333MHz (slot 1)

320GB 5400 rpm (8Mb cache)

8x DVD+/-RW Dual Layer + DVD-RAM

Interne Bluetooth module met EDR 2.0 (2Mbit/s)

HDMI connector voor HD ready LCD schermen

Ingebouwde 2 MegaPixel WebCam + Microfoon

Externe SATA aansluiting voor snelle schijven

On the site I looked you can costumize it though.

[SnOwBunZz]

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