Sony Vaio VPC-Z114GX - Intel Core i5

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Pros:

Excellent performance; dynamic hybrid graphics; light weight; built-in optical drive; backlit keyboard; 192GB of storage in dual SSDs
Blazing fast performance, Light yet sturdy design, Comfortable backlit keyboard, Powerful switchable graphics

Cons:

Bland design; pricey; weak, tinny audio; no multimedia control keys
Slightly below-average battery life, No integrated mobile broadband

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Last revision on August 15, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Excellent performance; dynamic hybrid graphics; light weight; built-in optical drive; backlit keyboard; 192GB of storage in dual SSDs
Blazing fast performance, Light yet sturdy design, Comfortable backlit keyboard, Powerful switchable graphics

Reviewers Didn't Like

Bland design; pricey; weak, tinny audio; no multimedia control keys
Slightly below-average battery life, No integrated mobile broadband

Expert reviews and ratings

This laptop's killer performance in a lightweight package will attract power users, but the high price and bland styling leave us wanting more....

By Computer Shopper on April 01, 2010

An ultraportable with serious speed, the featherweight VAIO Z combines Core i5 power and dual SSDs with an elegant...

By LaptopMag on March 04, 2010

The Sony VAIO Z is a wonder of a laptop to carry around and use -- as it should be for its $2,000 price tag. But is there still a market for a burn-a-hole-in-your-wallet ultraportable when ULV laptops, like the ASUS UL80Vt and Lenovo ThinkPad Edge 13,...

By Engadget on February 11, 2010