Sony VAIO VGN-TT21WN/B

An absolutely stunning little laptop, but the price is uncomfortably close to Sony's more powerful ultralights

Brilliant size

Its alliance with t mobile. Should be easier to set up with other networks

Size quality of picture, design, size of keyboard, weight

price, battery life less than it promises, i.e. 4 hours= 2 hours but not in heavy use, just with MS Office operating as well as internet

Asolutely superb portability , battery life graphics and speed great for such a small light machine.........

Dislike Vista only ever used XP business and home and better than Vista. Have ordered Windows 7

Great looking with great spec. Light and

This is the second TZ series Vaio I've owned over the past 2yrs, but I don't feel that Sony have moved the game on at all since introducing these models back in 2007. This upgraded model is virtually identical in look, weight, spec AND price

The machine has excellent battery life and nice form factor. The screen is bright and clear and the keyboard is very comfortable to use, almost full sized and with a nice key action. It is robust enough for general use and has good portability with the...

I also own the previous model and it is a shame that the weight wasn't reduced further for this edition. The price is high but there are few peers which feature an optical drive, decent sized SSD storage and integrated WWAN in this size of machine.

Size and portability.

need more USB slots VISTA - YUK

The machine has excellent battery life and nice form factor. The screen is bright and clear and the keyboard is very comfortable to use, almost full sized and with a nice key action. It is robust enough for general use and has good portability with the...

I also own the previous model and it is a shame that the weight wasn't reduced further for this edition. The price is high but there are few peers which feature an optical drive, decent sized SSD storage and integrated WWAN in this size of machine