Sony Vaio CR19VN

Sony Vaio CR11S/P

have been away at university, however at times i have found that the camera will not work with MSN especially after it has been used with the program supplied by Sony . The keyboard is a metallic silver colour and is easy to use requiring only a very light touch to operate. The screen is very clear and the brightness can be changed easily to suit your needs. The battery usually lasts around 3 hours when using the internet or Microsoft office and there is an image which notifies you of the estimated battery life left, this image changes when the laptop has 30 minutes left, giving the user adequate time to save their documents or locate a power supply. The laptop comes ...

Sony Vaio C1VE

round two and a half hours' life. The Vaio PCG-C1VE is an appealing ultraportable notebook, whose combination of multimedia hardware and software is remarkable in so small a system. A valuable new addition to the C1VE's Sony software bundle is MovieShaker, a usable and efficient video-editing program. ...

Sony Vaio PCG C1XS

Having already owned both the Sony Vaio Picturebook PCG-C1X (266Mhz) and the PCG-C1XS (P2/400Mhz), I eagerly awaited for Sony to release the new PCG-C1VN model. While I was initially leary of the use of the Transmeta Crusoe chip, I figured Sony must know what they are doing. Big mistake! The new machine, while faster in megahertz (400 vs. 600), the new Picturebook is actually SLOWER than the older Pentium II-400Mhz model! (I would estimate about 15-20%; I could actually see the machine pause and think while it did it's internal conversion to Intel instructions). Yes, it does get a little faster on repetitive tasks, but still painfully slow. Again, while on paper the ...