The VAIO A12 looks decent, isn't too heavy and has a detachable mechanism, but it falls down in several key areas: build quality isn't great, its ergonomics are underwhelming, and its internals restrict what it'll actually get done - alongside its poor...
By Trusted Reviews onIt's nice to see the Vaio name back, but pinpointing the audience for the Vaio A12 is tricky, nay impossible.Are you a rich business type who hoards old peripherals and only needs to use a laptop for around four hours at a time? It sounds more like a...
By Pocket-lint onThe VAIO A12 convertible review. Test device courtesy of Cyberport.The VAIO A12 is something of an enigma. It is overpriced and has numerous drawbacks, although VAIO has done well in some areas.The Y series processor is more energy efficient than its U...
By NotebookCheck onAfter returning to the local notebook scene last year with the S11 and S13, Vaio is back again with three new notebooks. Aside from introducing the new notebooks, Vaio also spoke about their 快 philosophy. In a world where notebook manufacturers are...
By hardwarezone.com.sg onLTE, Eingabestift, TouchscreenIm Gegensatz zu anderen Business-Detachables vereint das A12 geringes Gewicht und umfassende Anschluss-Ausstattung. Auch wenn Sie zugunsten des komplett lautlosen, da lüfterlosen Betriebs auf...
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