More Expensive Than Similarly Equipped Laptops, Below Average Battery Life
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Mar 7 2011 - Sony's VAIO S132GX offers a middle ground in their ultraportable laptops but it still is a bit too expensive compared to the competition. At $1000, it should have more than 320GB hard drive space, a faster processor and certainly better...
Although not exactly inexpensive, the Sony Vaio VPCS13V9E/B costs a good deal less than Toshiba’s Tecra M11-17W. However unless you’re into a bit of gaming on the weekend you could probably save even more money by going for a model without...
The Sony Vaio VPC-S13V9E/B offers good performance and some neat features, such as an onboard mobile-broadband modem. But we're not sure this 13.3-inch laptop warrants its hefty price...
Sony's 13.3in. VAIO S doesn't stand out in terms of slimness, aesthetics or affordability. Although it's solidly built and performs well, some users may need to invest in a high-capacity battery. Specifications...
Sony's VAIO Z-Series contains some of the best ultraportable laptops available to buy, but they're extremely expensive. Those not looking to bankrupt themselves on a Sony ultraportable would do well to check out the well-rounded VAIO VPCS139LE/B...
The Sony Vaio VPC-S13X9E/B is at the start with the intention of supplying business customers and demanding private users with a small 13.3 inch all-rounder. This goal is basically met; however the glare display doesn't quite fit. The Core i3-370M...
The Vaio S doesn't really do enough to stand out from the crowd. It has a great keyboard and super screen for video (though this is highly reflective), solid build and fast performance - but battery life is not brilliant and at more than £1,000...
Sony recently released a 13.3-inch laptop equipped with a 2.66GHz Intel Core i5 dual core processor and integrated Intel HD graphics, the Vaio S Series VPCS13AGX/B ($1,199.99 direct). This notebook sports Sony's Motion Eye webcam and microphone...
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