Found 567 result(s) for Sony VGN VAIO

Sony squeezes an amazing amount of cutting-edge technology into the Sony VAIO VGN-Z590, a 3.2-pound ultraportable.

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This is my humble request to not buy sony vaio otherwise u will definitely land up in trouble.Battery is always a problem for sony product this is accepted by the sales executive also. Service is very poor.You will not find service center near by. 'LCD...

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I've had mine for a bit over 6 months, and am in the process of contacting Sony tech support for the second time covering the same malady. BTW, the tech support is very good. I'm not sure what began the problems for my machine...the honeymoon was...

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The VAIO VGN-AW230J/H is a good laptop for general computing, thanks to its great screen, comfortable keyboard, and multitude of ports and slots. It can even serve as a home theater PC, since it is armed with media streaming and a Blu-ray drive. The...

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I bought a Vaio when they were first being sold in Australia. At the time Sony were boasting of their huge technological breakthroughs in battery-life. The model I picked claimed battery life of upto 8 hours. I paid a hefty premium for this supposed...

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16:10 - WXGA - Core 2 Duo - GeForce 8400 MGS - DDR2 SDRAM - DVD-Writer - Web Cam - Multi Card Reader - Wireless LAN - Bluetooth

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16:10 - WXGA+ - Pentium M - Radeon 9700 - DVD-Writer - Wireless LAN - Bluetooth

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The hardware (screen, keyboard, speakers, docking station) is very good and a pleasure to use.

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Light. Runs Linux well.Very quiet.Fairly fast.Would Recommend this computer.

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25:16 - WSXGA - Pentium M - Radeon 9700 - DVD-Writer - Wireless LAN

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The Sony VAIO VGN-T350P is a mobile dream. It's ultralight and can connect wirelessly via the Cingular EDGE network, as well as in 802.11 hot spots.

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The Sony VAIO VGN-T2XP is a fantastic little notebook. It has pretty much everything you need integrated into its svelte chassis, but still manages to keep weight down to a minimum. The outstanding battery life just makes this machine even more...

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With a battery life in the region of two hours when running Microsoft Office, you won't want to rely on this laptop to keep you working for long spells out in the garden. To be fair, it's not built with portability in mind, this VAIO is better suited...

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4:3 - XGA - Pentium M - GMA 900 - DVD-Writer - Wireless LAN - Bluetooth

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Excellent laptop. Sony support has been tops. Very solid computer. Worked perfectly in heavy use for over a year. Got 2 more. Highly recommended. Much better hardware reliability and better support in my experience with Compaq, Toshiba, Dell, etc.

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16:9 - WXGA - Pentium M - GeForce Go 6400 - DVD-Writer - Wireless LAN - Bluetooth

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Pentium M 740 / 1.73 GHz - RAM 1 GB - HDD 80 GB - DVD-Writer - Mobility Radeon X600 HyperMemory up to 256MB - Gigabit Ethernet - WLAN : 802.11b/g - Win XP Home - 17" Widescreen TFT 1440 x 900 ( WXGA+ )

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