Sony Vaio BX61VN

Sony Vaio TR2MP

features of the Sony Vaio tr2mp are what make it so great, these are: Technical specification summary CPU Section Microprocessor Full Name Ultra Low Voltage Intel® Pentium® processor 1 GHz-M supports enhanced Intel® SpeedStep® Technology Diagonal Size (in) 10.6 Display Type Colour LCD Resolution Format 1280 x 768 Memory Memory ...

Sony Vaio TR2MP

features of the Sony Vaio tr2mp are what make it so great, these are: Technical specification summary CPU Section Microprocessor Full Name Ultra Low Voltage Intel® Pentium® processor 1 GHz-M supports enhanced Intel® SpeedStep® Technology Diagonal Size (in) 10.6 Display Type Colour LCD Resolution Format 1280 x 768 Memory Memory ...

Sony Vaio TR1MP

I would never see the computer again. I now have a 40 gig h/d instead of a 30 gig. I ve used it for all kinds of work and plugged it into a projector for presentations. All worked well. I would like to see at least one more USB slot and a connector similar to the additional monitor slot but the other way round, if you know what I mean. I m more than happy with my Sony and hope to get a few more years use from it before it become an ...

Sony Vaio TR1MP

I would never see the computer again. I now have a 40 gig h/d instead of a 30 gig. I ve used it for all kinds of work and plugged it into a projector for presentations. All worked well. I would like to see at least one more USB slot and a connector similar to the additional monitor slot but the other way round, if you know what I mean. I m more than happy with my Sony and hope to get a few more years use from it before it become an ...

Sony Vaio TR1MP

I bought a Sony Vaio PCG laptop for £1,350 in 2003 having chosen the machine mainly for its large, high-resolution screen (16inch, 1600 x 1200) and in the belief that Sony laptops were some of the most reliable on the market. However, when the computer was just over 14 months old (not quite three months out of warranty), the keyboard failed completely, and I had to purchase an external USB keyboard to be able to continue using it. I wrote to Sony, arguing that such a major fault was unacceptable, and asked them to repair the product at their own expense. Their response was to offer me a derisory 10% discount on the cost of repairs. Then, about a month later, the screen ...

Sony Vaio TR1MP

I bought a Sony Vaio PCG laptop for £1,350 in 2003 having chosen the machine mainly for its large, high-resolution screen (16inch, 1600 x 1200) and in the belief that Sony laptops were some of the most reliable on the market. However, when the computer was just over 14 months old (not quite three months out of warranty), the keyboard failed completely, and I had to purchase an external USB keyboard to be able to continue using it. I wrote to Sony, arguing that such a major fault was unacceptable, and asked them to repair the product at their own expense. Their response was to offer me a derisory 10% discount on the cost of repairs. Then, about a month later, the screen ...