==Introduction== I have never before owned a Sony laptop, I have used one and rather ironically I also helped to break that same one, with help with a few steps, me falling over and the banister hitting the screen but I was always intrigued by what seemed to look like good spec, interesting design and the Sony brand... so I plunged into the deep end ==Aesthetics== The Sony Vaio E Series laptop looks stunning. The striking white is complemented by sleek silver motif, slightly impressed onto the cover of the laptop. The glossy 17.3 inch screen also looks fantastic, both on and off with impressive High definition graphics. The ...  Read the complete review

I have always preferred desktops,but finally decided I could get more done while commuting back and fourth from college. When I first opened the box was a bit shocked by the size of the Sony Vaio had been. everything seems small in photos My first time with Windows 7 I was happy to see all the new additions have been added. My home desktop is a fast computer but I can not believe how fast the Sony Vaio is, it has a built in bluetooth which hopefully begin to use in the upcoming months. What I really liked about the laptop Blu-ray! It is fabulous! I never had the experience of having HD before, everything looked great. The only thing about the ...  Read the complete review

On first impression, you get the feel that this laptop is not just your average work laptop. This is possibly one of the best look laptop in production today. It practically shines and looks very flashy. However, don't let this fool you. Underneath the glamour of it all is a strong and stable machine. The basic specs of this laptop is that it runs on a i5 - 430 processor with 6GB ram, which in itself is rather impressive. Hard disk space is mediocre at 320GB, but with many affordable alternatives to storage today, this isn't a problem. The device also comes loaded with Windows 7. Entertainment wise, it is a brilliant laptop to own. Firstly you get ...  Read the complete review

I received the Sony Vaio VPC-EC2S0E as a gift and have so far enjoyed the computer. The good things about it are that it runs smoothly, it has enough power and memory to play demanding games, the keyboard is easy to type with and it has a sleek design and is just overall aesthetically pleasing. The computer has a glitter effect inside, belowe the keyboard and around the touch panel. It is really "blingy"! The massive screen makes it great for playing computer games and it has Bluetooth as well. The cons are that on full power, the battery will run out in about 2 hours, also it is not the most portable of laptops due to the large 17" screen but I guess you .  Read the complete review

The Sony Vaio E Series (VPC-EC2S0E/WI) is an extremely attractive laptop, but it is a little over-priced. The Sony Vaio E Series hasn't been released long in the UK and I have only had it for a month, although I use it almost everyday. The best feature of this laptop is the 'chiclet' keyboard which makes touch typing easier and faster. If you do a lot of typing you will definitely notice the improvement! The biggest problem with this laptop is the battery life which was about three hours when I first bought it, but is already only about two hours after only one month. Visually this laptop looks brilliant and the display is fantastic. It easily handles all ...  Read the complete review