Sony Vaio VPC-SE13FX - Intel Core i5

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Pros:

Goodlooking screen, Light, thin, and portable.

Cons:

All USB ports are clustered on the same side, Speakers are loud, but tinny and annoying.

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Last revision on April 20, 2012

Reviewers Liked

Goodlooking screen, Light, thin, and portable

Reviewers Didn't Like

All USB ports are clustered on the same side, Speakers are loud, but tinny and annoying

Expert reviews and ratings

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By Digital Trends on December 24, 2011

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By TechReviewSource on December 19, 2011

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By PCWorld on December 14, 2011

With Intel's creation of the "ultrabook" category, Windows PC makers may have carved out a highly marketable niche for laptops that appeal to a wide array everyday consumers. Who wouldn't want a powerful yet extremely portable computer, one...

By Blogcritics on April 19, 2012