Found 567 result(s) for Sony VGN VAIO

PROS: screen is very good, CONS: it's so full of useless sony software that take up all the resourses. to run "real" software i got rid of the sony crap only to find that it removes key functions as well and stops recognising the laptop as being...

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1 user reviews

Comes with good bundle of software and efficient security features. Keyboard is solid and easy to use.

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Great looks and easy to carry

9 user reviews

Solid item so no scare about damages.

3 user reviews

Small size, low weight, well featured, long battery life with a clear screen make this very a desirable choice for a portable that is actually usable on the go. High points are the excellent keyboard and general style with nice touches such as the...

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Pros: What I like about this notebook is its awesome design. It also has a good battery life. Cons: Customer service really sucks. The combo drive got busted just after a year of use. Overall: It's a good machine and a value for money. Some of the...

1 user reviews

This computer is designed Windows XP but I have installed more memory (1GHz ) and converted the machine to run on Vista.

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At an MRP of Rs 74,990 the VGN-SR26GN is not a bad laptop. It has a decent screen and is quite compact. It looks classy and will do a businessman proud but then for another Rs 25,000 you can get a Vaio Z series, with a carbon fiber shell and a much...

1 expert reviews

It lacks some standard mainstream laptop features, including an integrated Webcam and multimedia control buttons, but the Sony Vaio VGN-NR498 holds some appeal thanks to its decent performance, good battery life, and excellent keyboard. Still, there's...

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Fantastic performance, size and weight

3 user reviews

the product on the overall is an excellent purchase for the value for money,

4 user reviews

Fast powerful machine, excellent display / graphics, absolutely brilliant for multi-tasking. Connectivity options are excellent and HDMI option allows you to use latest TV as display for photos, playing blu ray discs etc, or just as a very big monitor....

3 user reviews

I found this laptop suitably light to take back and forth to University and I am very petite person so this was actually quite a concern for me. The laptop runs very quietly and much cooler than other laptops I have used, so less fears of over-heating...

4 user reviews

Lightweight and extreemly portable. The long battery life and inbuilt 3G modem allow me to be away from the officefor extended periods and not worry to take any cables with me.

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very compact, performs well

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V. good value for money could not get a cheaper vaio anywhere.

8 user reviews

Its an excellent Laptop, worth the wait and the money.

1 user reviews

The laptop is a very good all round package.

9 user reviews

The Sony Vaio VGN-NS240E is a respectable, attractive mainstream budget notebook, but it can't match what the competition is offering for the same price.

1 expert reviews

iv had my sony vaio for almost two years now and i use it every day and have not had any problems with it.This verson of vaio is great for watching movies and viewing them much loved pictures as it has a 16.4 inch screen and is fully HD so picture is...

3 user reviews

This is a great computer, and for this price, you can't normally touch a Sony. I upgraded the HD to a 60 Gb 5400 RPM (I was using in my old laptop, but you can buy them fairly cheap.) Also, I upgraded the memory with a 512 module - this is essential....

2 user reviews

Seller said it comes with 120G hard disk but actually it came with a 60G hard disk only. And the battery went out within a month of use.

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The Sony VAIO S380 has got to be the smallest, lightest and grooviest laptop I have ever owned. It's got killer industrial design, the perfect screen hinge used on the Powerbooks, is legacy port free and, for me, has exactly the right looks and...

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