Melody shares this on her blog:

Its a very handsome laptop and has the following specs:

6920_2_01 Intel Core Duo Processor T8300 (2.4 GHz, 800 MHz FSB, 3MB L2 cache)
16″ Full HD 1080P Acer CineCrystal LCD
GeForce 9500M GS TurboCache
2GB DDR2
320GB HDD
Blu-Ray Drive by Matshita called BD-CMB UJ-120
with Bluetooth, fingerprint reader and VOIP

It’s the new Aspire 6920G Gemstone Blue design. I was supposed to get myself an upgraded Lenovo N200 from PLDT Weroam but found this pc while looking for an alternative PC at Villman’s website. What I liked about this notebook is the display with HD resolution of 1366×768 pixels. That plus the Blu-ray drive, the CineDash6920_1_01 Media Console and the good sound quality makes it great for watching films. Reviews will also tell you that this notebook is great as a gaming pc. Unfortunately, I don’t have the luxury to watch movies or play games but the pc is also great for programming and graphic design.
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The only downside for me is that the notebook is a bit heavy at 3.28kg. Good thing I have someone else to carry it for me

Melody also left a comment for NEO Laptop users:

My cousin asked for help installing the drivers of his girlfriends laptop (NEO Empriva M52N) but I couldn’t find the installers in their website. Anyway I just found out that a lot of people were having problems with neo. I have a neo laptop, I’ve had it with me for 3-4 years if I’m not mistaken and it was good except when my lcd stopped working. I brought it to Neo Shaw and they quoted the repair as PhP 24,000. I pulled out my laptop disheartened because I wouldn’t have anything to use for my thesis. We did our own test and found out that the problem is with the bios. We also found out that if we opened the laptop, allow it to cool for a few hours, it would continue working for months BUT the problem is some of the usb ports stopped working already. Nevertheless, my laptop worked for another 2 years and it’s still working.

Check out her blog here: http://melodyocumen.com/?p=82