Because tech savvy users want nothing but the best, the internet is flooded with searches about the best laptops 2014.
The word best is highly subjective and can vary from one person to the other.
While there is no one answer to that question, several notebooks out in the market today could definitely be the "best fit" for a certain user's needs. Some like large screens, while others like lightweight units. Some want the best graphics and resolution, while others are content with a laptop that help them carry out basic functions.
So what are the best laptops of 2014? Here are some suggestions:
Asus Transformer Book T100TA
If you have a tight budget, this could be one of the best choice for you. Retailing at $399, the T100TA is a hybrid tablet that runs on Windows 8.1.
It is light and has a whopping 11 hour battery life. However, its smaller keyboard could be one of its downfall, not to mention it also has just 2GB memory.
HP Chromebook 11 (Verizon LTE)
One of the best laptops of 2014, the HP Chromebook is another inexpensive choice. The netbook has 4G LTE capability. Any user won't have to stress himself too much in finding Wi-Fi connections. However, its strength could also be its weakness as internet connection can greatly vary with LTE performance.
Lenovo ThinkPad X240
If you're looking for a reliable laptop for business use, this might be your best option. The ThinkPad X240 boasts of a Core i5 Haswell CPU, a touch screen, and 15 hours of solid battery life.
However, it also has a low-res display and is a little bit on the costly spectrum, selling at $1495.
Dell Latitude E7740 Touch
Another good choice for a business laptop, Latitude E7740 Touch won't disappoint with its 1080p screen, 3 USB ports, HDMI, Ethernet, and mini-Display ports.
Apple MacBook Pro 15-inch
Released in 2013, this Apple baby retails at $1999. It boasts of a nine-hour strong battery life, great for people who are always on the go. If you're looking for a portable powerhouse that can replace your desktop, this could be your best bet. Also comes with Retina Display.
This bad boy retails at $1949.
Which one's your pick? Do you have other units in mind that could make it to the best laptops of 2014 list? Sound off below!
