Sony laptop

Vaio personal computers: The VAIO personal computer is Sony's latest thin; light range of notebooks, or laptop personal computers, available in a range of specifications. They are all available with Intel dual core processors. While some models, like the SZ2 are limited edition prestige' models, other models are easily available at most electronic equipment stores across the world. Attractive, powerful, and reasonably priced, although not cheap, the Sony VAIO C series is a good choice if you want or need a thin-and-light laptop. It has an appealing design, bright screen, and roomy hard drive. Sony's VAIO personal computers put form on the same level as function, promoting the aesthetic qualities of their industrial design. The system is powerful while only slightly higher priced than comparable but cheap models. They are available in a range of colors and have are sleek. There are copper accents around the touch pad. The keyboard has flat keys, as compared to slightly concave ones normally found. It is small enough to carry without any problems and one can work comfortably for any length of time. The C150 weighs 5 pounds, which is not too heavy to carry during daily commutes even over fairly long distances and durations.

The configuration: The 13.3-inch wide-screen LCD offers 1,280x800 native resolution, providing a good amount of detail. The use of Xbrite technology gives you the opportunity to enjoy richer colors. More importantly, it has an antireflective coating on the surface of the screen, which keeps the display very readable, especially in brightly areas. The C150P/B is a fixed-configuration system, offering a set list of components such as 1.66GHz Intel Core 2 Duo CPU, 2GB of RAM, Intel 950 graphics, a DVD burner, and a 120GB hard drive. For those who are looking for alternate specifications, a customizable version of the system, the C190 is also available. There are the usual connections, including two USB ports, a FireWire port, modem and Ethernet jacks, and headphones. There are ExpressCard slot, and VGA and S-Video outputs for an external monitor. There is also a built-in wireless 802.11a/b/g for networking.

Reviews: The Vaio laptops have received favorable reviews from most experts and magazines in the field. The Sony VAIO performs well on most tests. The battery of the Sony laptops has been an issue for controversy for sometime. The VAIO C series runs for more than 3 hours, using the included six-cell battery. Also one has the option of ordering an extended nine-cell battery, which will protrude slightly from the back. Sony's batteries can be expensive but are usually compatible with all VAIO laptops. Sony offers an industry-standard warranty: one year of free service and repair, including free shipping both ways, and 24/7, toll-free telephone tech support. The company's Web site provides technical know how, as well as downloads for drivers and e-mail support. If you have misplaced your manual, you can download it for free from the website. The website also contains an automated tutorial. The site also contains updates on all models of the Sony VAIO.