<div>As we are progressing into the digital age, laptops are not only getting more affordable but manufacturers are also pushing out devices for various types of users. Here we have five unique notebooks with different features and design under the range of Rs 30,000.</div><div> </div><div><strong>Acer E5-571:</strong> This is the best that 30K can get as you get the best specifications including a 15.6-inch display, an Intel Core i3 processor, 1TB of disk space and 4GB of RAM which is good enough for daily usage including internet browsing, document editing, entertainment and light gaming. There is also the Dell Inspiron 15 and the Toshiba Satellite C50-A both of which offer a better looking design, but a smaller 500GB hard drive. </div><div> </div><div><strong>HP Stream 11:</strong> Netbooks are becoming more affordable and since they can be carried around easily, consumers look for a good design along with the portability factor. The HP Stream 11 is a beautiful looking netbook which comes with a uni-body design and offers a peppy look. If you are not very style conscious then you can look at the Asus Bing-KX395B X Series which offers better features at a similar price range.</div><div> </div><div><strong>HP 14 Chromebook</strong>: Chromebooks are becoming popular thanks to its simple and lightweight Chrome OS which runs smooth and gets your daily tasks done. The OS itself doesn’t require a lot of resources, thus saving on high cost of the hardware. While there aren’t many Chromebook options in India, you can however get the HP 14 Chromebook which is lightweight and quite pretty as well.</div><div> </div><div><strong><img align="left" alt="" height="264" hspace="1" src="/image/image_gallery?uuid=d47404c9-c174-4a02-863e-fc521b2a6981&groupId=36166&t=1427784477603" vspace="1" width="300">Asus Transformer T100TA: </strong>If you are looking a tablet that can easily be turned into a productivity tool with a keyboard, then this is an excellent option. This is Windows 8 tablet which turns into fully equipped laptop by just docking it to the supplied keyboard dock.</div><div> </div><div><strong>HP Slatebook 10 x2:</strong> Android has become the largest mobile operating system and while it is still trying to enter the laptop territory it hasn’t been successful. For the ones who want an Android experience on a laptop, HP offers the Slatebook 10 x2 which runs on Android 4.2 along with a full sized keyboard. It can also be used a standalone tablet as the keyboard can be removed. Another great Android laptop option is the Lenovo A10, however you don’t get a removable keyboard.<br><img align="middle" alt="" height="376" hspace="1" src="/image/image_gallery?uuid=b4b390b3-efc0-43ca-8fcd-8b6776430e6e&groupId=36166&t=1427784557415" vspace="1" width="640"></div>
