Sony Vaio P series

Optically very chic ; Various colors to choose from ; Good workmanship ; Very compact and handy ; Extensive communication features ; Display with a very high resolution ; Quiet use

Weak performance ; Money for value ratio ; Right shift key too small ; Fluctuating display illumination

We wouldn't see the huge netbook category as direct competition for the Sony VGN-P11Z, especially because the ultra-compact PC plays price-wise in a completely different league. It competes more with high quality subnotebooks being short of 1000.00...

Incredible size, impressive keyboard, high resolution screen

Hugely pricey, budget components

The P-series is a surprisingly usable proposition, and built-in 3G makes it a great out of office tool, but it costs a lot for what’s on offer

Very comact

Ridiculously overriced ; Feeble erformance ; Mediocre battery life

High-resolution screen ; Only 625g

Slightly underowered ; Lack of orts

usability, portability, design, screen, size

performance

71% of reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Size, weight, looks, portability

Increadibly slow

I like the size of the machine and the fact that it should be able to do most thing a full size machine will do

The hard drive is too small as I have only loaded the basic windows programmes on it (no games) and the hard drive has already used 45GB of space. The ram is too low and the PC struggles to run some of the basic programmes. I would question if 2GB of...

Small and light, good to carry, really good to type

Don't play HD movies, and the video card is really bad

Of course the design, and being able to comfortably handle the thing. A very useable keyboard and screen, though the nipple/pointer/screen resolution can be a challenge now and again. Handy little features too, though these are available elsewhere, so...

Battery life when you want to run it tricked out media-wise ; Getting the right OS/software/driver setup for media playback. A seriously shocking experience