Sony Vaio N19VP/B

Sony Vaio PCG C1F

diminutive proportions, and the built-in still/movie camera are what makes it attract attention. Whenever I use it, people around me are intrigued… I am writing this on my Vaio PCG-C1F, which features a 233MHz Pentium processor with MMX, 64MB RAM, and a 3.9GB disk. But Sony have made several Vaio PCG-C1s which look identical, with faster or slower Intel or Crusoe processors and larger or smaller disks. But they all look and feel about the same. Sony seem to “churn” their products more than most, so if you are lucky, you may be able to get a reduction on a model which is just about to be replaced – I did. And the “Picturebook” ...

Sony Vaio PCG C1XS

SONY PCG-C1XD Description: Vaio laptop from SONY in their VAIO lilac colour – barely larger than A5 size, an inch which, with a built in camera. 64Mb RAM, Widescreen TFT and a PII 400Mhz, !2Gb of HDD space. OS: It is shipped with 98SE with a lot of OS dependant gadget drivers that come with it. The nice touch is the two CD’s that come with it – which will very quickly return your machine to the status it was shipped in from boot. Great idea – but hang on …. Where is the CDROM drive?! Ah – here you have an issue – it is shipped with a floppy drive USB, and that is it. I am fortunate enough to have access to the CDROM ...

Sony Vaio PCG C1XS

it, the keyboard is just the right size, and the camera... oh the camera... you can take pictures anywhere (without being noticed) and send it to anyone by email. The Vaio is a concept computer, where you have all the PC stuff with a small camera on top. The HD is not too big, but you if you have another PC, you can transfer the stuff quite easily. The processor is quite fast (P2 400mhz), and the only bad thing is the quality of image from the camera. Ok It's not perfect, but it is VERY cool. You have all the ports to hook up anything you like, and it is so light and small you can put it on your back pocket (well almost). The only bad thing is that it does not come ...