Sony VAIO VPCSE1L1E

portability

0% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Matt FHD screen; Good TFT contrast; 90° viewing angles, even vertically (rare); Good brightness (sensor); Ports incl. docking and battery slice; UMTS module; Light sensitive Exmor webcam; Keyboard light; Spacious key layout; Good application performance

Inputs: weak feedback; High noise during load; High waste heat during load; Short battery life; Flexible case/hinges

The short battery life of this 3G model isn't acceptable for mobile workers. Feedback strong keys would have been perfect

Slim, lightweight design. Widescreen 1080p display. Automatic brightness and backlight adjustment. Intel Core i5 CPU and AMD discrete graphics makes for a powerful combination. Blu-ray player. WiDi 2.0.

Needs an extra battery for real endurance. Small touches, like the keyboard and touchpad, felt unrefined.

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Slim, lightweight design. Widescreen 1080p display. Automatic brightness and backlight adjustment. Intel Core i5 CPU and AMD discrete graphics makes for a powerful combination. Blu-ray player. WiDi 2.0

Needs an extra battery for real endurance. Small touches, like the keyboard and touchpad, felt unrefined

The Sony VAIO VPC-SE16FX/S laptop is a compelling package, with a commuter-friendly thin design, a gorgeous high-definition display, and a potent combination of processing and graphics hardware.

There’s some tough competition out there, not least the gorgeous Samsung 700Z Chronos, but Sony’s VAIO SE Series has an unusual array of talents. That stunning Full HD display is the centrepiece of a superbly flexible all-rounder, and whether you plump...

A sumptuous Full HD screen is complemented by a host of other pedigree components – highly recommended

I purchased this as a replacement for a dell XPS Studio which was heavy and tough to carry around. At around 4 lb, this laptop is a good 3 lb lighter than the Dell. Battery life is very good. Screen is gorgeous

There are two video modes that you can switch between - "stamina" uses integrated video for longer battery life, "speed" uses a Radeon graphics chip for ostensibly better video performance. The difference between the two is hardly noticeable. I have an...

Lightweight, even with the battery pack. Screen is bright and no 'bleeding' noticed. Full size keyboard in 15" class laptop is always great. Backlit keyboard - *see cons - great feature but implemented somehow poorly. The Intel i5 platform with...

My biggest concern is the quality and strengh of the hinges. With the screen being somehow flimsy - due to how slim it is - hinges might be an issue in the feature ; Other small things ; keyboard backlit in dark enviroment producess more light bleed...

The machine is lightweight, and with the battery pack the duration is solid. The screen is decent sized

This computer crashed the first day I turned it on. No software installed, no drivers to install. I surfed the web the first day I got it, and the first blue screen of death I've seen in years. It has now become a repeat occurance, and I get one once a...

Light, thin, superb screen. I was worried by the 5400RPM hdd, but it is much faster than expected and I'm actually going to hold off on the SSD ; Decent matte black finish, dedicated graphics (switchable), numeric keypad, backlit keyboard, and a i5...

I cannot stand the amount of bloatware on this. It must be a new record. Took me ~2 hours to remove everything and get my SW installed. There is a Sony Application Manager where you have to uninstall Sony apps like the annoying "Gate" dock that runs on...