If your dad will let you have the specs of your new laptop, then I'd recommend searching using the name of the graphics and Sims 3 and looking for videos. (Apart from a lag in Bridgeport that a lot of people, with better specs, also seem to have.) Mine isn't new though - it'll be three this summer. I'm not sure that most new laptops, with integrated graphics, will have problems running Late Night. But it has meant that I can keep the close-up graphics quite high. So, for example, only the close-up trees and buildings will render. I've had to reduce some of the graphics a bit. My onboard video card though uses the onboard ram so I tend to do ok with the sims.
I also have an acer laptop with 4gb of RAM. Or you may get a bit of lag as the video card renders the graphics.
So maybe you will have to have no shadows, or only the first layer of buildings will render. Depending on how you tweak it depends on how much 'graphics' you lose.
The good news is, at least with the sims, you can tweak the graphics in-game is it is less graphics intensive but it means your video card can cope. The problem with laptops is they tend to come with poor video cards, unless you get a dedicated gaming laptop. But video cards also have their own RAM, and if it doesn't then no matter how fast your computer is your video card will not be able to render the graphics properly. Basically the game needs a decent amount of onboard RAM to run the game.
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