neither. Both have horrible reviews

It all depends on what you want to do with a new laptop, do you want to game on it or use it for school/work.

If you want to game on it then make sure you get one with a gamming video card in it, other wise you will burn it up with the newer games that have come out.

ofcourse gaming and the same time work, but less on work thats only papers. i dont want too expensive. is there other gaming laptop with the budget of $700?

http://www.xoticpc.com/

There's more there than just gaming laptops btw. 

Primary Use (IE School, Work, Gaming)

Budget: Assume the $700 you just mentioned.

Highest end software intended for use, (Ie only the web browser, NF, Newest Video Games, AutoCAD, Virtualization Software, ect)

Are you going to use this normally as a replacement desktop (Would normally mean getting a larger display/laptop(Normal 14-17.5") or portable / literal lap use (Would normally be 10-15.5")(I.E. Traveling, lap on the couch ect.)

Do you plan to store data on the laptop (In terms of large volumes or minimal data stored)

Any personal preferences? (Brands: ASUS, Lenovo, Dell, Alienware, HP, Acer, Samsung)(Processor: AMD, Intel)(Graphics: Latest and Greats from AMD or Nvidia, Mid tier AMD, Nvidia, Low end AMD, Intel Intergrated, Nvidia)

Do you plan to play or Burn Blueray or DVDs on a laptop now or in the near 3 year future?