Reviewers Liked

  • Powerful dual-core AMD E-350 processor is top of the line. The 500GB hard drive offers lots of storage space. Large 11.6-inch screen. Bluetooth, media card readers, Web cam, and more
  • As portable as a netbook but significantly more powerful, very affordable, lightweight and sleek and prettyinpink design is feminine but not overly so, AMD Fusion chipset provides great multimedia and gaming performance despite low price tag
  • Better performance than a typical netbook, Small and light, Attractive design
  • Affordable price for a Vaio laptop; Excellent battery life; Runs almost as cool as an Atom Netbook; Choice of three colors; Discrete graphics performance
  • Good Performance From AMD Fusion Processor, Larger 500GB Hard Drive
  • Good construction quality, Decent builtin software
  • Portable, sleek design, Spacious hard drive, Solid performance, AMD Fusion CPU/GPU chipset
  • Uses AMD's excellent new Fusion CPU/GPU platform; sharp Vaio design; large hard drive
  • Stylish design, Strong video playback, Fantastic media software, Cool temperatures

Reviewers Didn't Like

  • Some bloatware pre-installed
  • Washed out colors on display are a bummer, touchpad area is small, battery life could be better
  • More expensive than competitors, Less than expected battery life, Small keyboard keys
  • Heavy for an 11.6-inch machine; Disappointingly thick for a Vaio; Limited to 4GB RAM
  • Battery Life Falls Short Of Similar Equipped Laptop, 32bit Software
  • Tiny touchpad, Annoying keyboard
  • Some keyboard keys are too small, Multitouch mouse issues
  • More expensive than other AMD Fusion systems; limited configurations; some keyboard and touch pad compromises
  • Cramped keyboard and small touchpad, Mediocre audio, Less battery life than other AMD Fusion notebooks