Sony Vaio VPC-EE2S1E

Sony's latest Vaio looks sleek, but it's not fast enough in everyday applications compared to other laptop, and it has unusually short battery life.

Solid mid range performer which is a good all rounder. It took an up grade to Win 8 with no problem

Even with 4GB RAM it is a slow machine and can be annoying when it tries to do too many tasks. even once it is fully booted up it can be slow to run applications It does not have the Blu-ray player as standard.

Solid mid range performer which is a good all rounder. It took an up grade to Win 8 with no problem

Even with 4GB RAM it is a slow machine and can be annoying when it tries to do too many tasks. even once it is fully booted up it can be slow to run applications It does not have the Blu-ray player as standard

really good looks cool tiled keyboard very good graphic card powerful processor loud speakers memory card reader (PRO DUO capatible)

battery life is poor

Excellent key board Clear screen Very Quiet

sometimes takes a long time to start up It's easy to make system changes to Windows 7 that adversly affect the alptop's perfrmance, without knowing what has caused the problem.

it is faster than i thought it would be by a long way.i wish my internet was as quick ,i have a dongle which will soon be changed to a land line.the computer lets me know when things want to be done

battery life not long enough

its the rolls royce of lap tops.

battery life too short

This laptop is lightweight yet feels strong and sturdy. The keyboard has a quality feel unlike many currently on the high street. The screen is sharp and works well for movie streaming. The stylish black plastic case along with textured touch pad...

Windows 7 is the main downfall here, mainly due to the changes made to the operation of the task bar. Battery life could be better in comparison to other models on the market, however it is not bad giving around 2 hours with constant use. The touchpad...