Sony Vaio A217S

Sony Vaio FS515E

I got my Vaio laptop for around £550. After searching the internet at the time for it I found it was the best laptop I could find for its price. It came pre-installed with XP Home and a neat software bundle including Photoshop Elements and Adobe Premiere, both of which I have found very useful. Looks wise, I think it looks great. Its very thin compared to other laptops especially the screen and therefore it makes itself very easy to transport around. It has a nice contrast of the colours black and grey and overall I think its looks are top notch. Computing wise its power isn t great with an Intel Celeron M processor which aren t renound for their speed and its quite ...

Sony Vaio FS485B

there business or personal use Spec are not bad but could be improve as for name Sony it speak for it self when come to buy a laptop As for compare laptop you go by how they run and how much they cost and there warranty how how many years it will ...

Sony Vaio FS415E

All were purchased with a budget ( £699 or under ) in mind. I have had the misfortune of owning a Toshiba Equium L10 and the fortune of owning the Sony Vaio FS-415e. ~Product Description~ ~Case: The FS-415e features a metallic scratch proof magnesium case that offers as much pleasure as it does confidence through sturdiness. The scratch proof properties of the magnesium mean that the case looks good as new months after the purchase date. ~Screen: The 15.4" LCD displays uses Sonys X-Black technology. This provides an outstanding visual experience. Colour contrast & brightness when watching movies are faultless. ~Keyboard/Touch pad: Response from the touch pad ...