Which (15+", 1080p, $500-700) laptops without numpad?

Primary uses:
Programming, browsing, infrequent engineering software like solidworks

Preferences:
- 15+", 1920x1080, matte screen, IPS
- No numpad because I despise offcentered typing. I understand the jump to 15" over the 14" models with no numpad greatly limits my choices, but my eyes need all the help they can get. This particular trait is why I'm having trouble knowing what to search for.
- Integrated graphics and dual core will work for what I'm doing, but quad core would be nice if possible
- Professional appearance and build quality
- Good keyboard, perhaps some sculpting to the keys
- I'd prefer a warranty, and I'm fine with ebay
- I'll be using my own OS and SSD, so I don't care what it comes with
- Budget is around $500-700. I'd prefer to keep it at the lower end of that range.

So is this at all possible? I'm okay with older laptops, but if I have to deal with a numpad my right arm might just spontaneously fall off... and I wouldn't want that. If I absolutely can't find one like this, then my fallback plan was to go with Lenovo T460.

Thanks for any guidance!

I think the Precision/XPS will be the best you can do on the PC side.