What laptop computers are best for gaming and schoolwork?

Ok can you tell me which one of these laptop computers are good for a combination of gaming, schoolwork, and fun.....and which are not?

These are the brands of laptops i'm looking at.....

Sony Vaio

Lenovo

Dell

Compaq

HP

Toshiba

Gateway

Acer

What laptop computers are best for gaming and schoolwork?firewall

Sony, Dell, and Toshiba good for gaming

Lenovo ok

compaq,hp,gateway, and acer trash

What laptop computers are best for gaming and schoolwork?husqvarna

process of elimination.

Sony is ok

Lenovo never heard of

Dell the quality is going downhill fast

HP and Compaq are the same owned by the same company

Toshiba-decent computer

Gateway-is trash

Acer-is trash
Non of the above, if you want good gaming laptop look into Alienware
wait, if you are interested, i have laptops starting at $1400 with nVidia 7600 video card, which is great for gaming, and 160gb 5400rpm hard drive.

If you are interested in saving money, then message me with your budget.
alienware or dell XPS =)
Toshiba makes the best laptops.
if it is for gaming and school work then get a vaio. Otherwise get a mac.
I have a packard bell laptop with dual cpu and a gig or ram, its fine for gaming and you can do school work on it. i spent 拢675 on mine from pc world
any laptop is fine for school stuff, but for GAMES, you need a DEDICATED 3d graphics card with it's own processor and it's own memory. stuff like ''intel gma950'' isn't gonna cut it for games.

if you want a decent gaming experience, it's about a $150+ option.

protip: Lenovo is a company that purchased IBM's pc hardware division.

instead of looking at brands, look at specs. brands mean very little and it's possible to buy a bad HP machine (HP is the #1 seller right now) as it is possible to buy a great Dell setup.

they all have intel/amd chips, how much ram, graphics card, ect. is what you really should pay attention to. every PC laptop has windows, so if you want something better than windows, you either go Apple or Linux.