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Sony Vaio FE21S

I ve only ever had one desktop PC, the rest have been laptops. So far I ve had a Samsung (rubbish), two Packard Bells (ok) and now this Sony Vaio FE21S that I ve had coming up for two years. I think I paid around £1200 for the laptop at PC World. The cover is a light grey, with VAIO imprinted in shiny silver. The keyboard part is light grey, with the same colour touchpad. The touchpad has two long buttons below it, one for left mouse click, one for right mouse click. There are 5 small round buttons above the keyboard. One for mute, two for increasing and decreasing volume, and two buttons which can be set to the shortcuts of your choice. The on/off button is on the ...

Sony Vaio FE21B

requiremnets if you need a bit more time for serious work. Its by no means a gaming laptop and shouldnt be bought as one. it runs windows xp and tonnes of other modern software but the standard microsoft works may not be enough if your looking to type seriously large documents so it may be worth buying microsoft office to get the most out of this laptop. Overall the laptop is a great piece of kit and the sexy Vaio badge will catch the eye of your ...

Sony Vaio FE11S

lead that cost little more than £10 (PC World). even without the lead, watching films is great and crystal clear on the extremely bright (adjustable brightness) TFT wide screen .The Vaio gets on great with my iPod (easily plugged into any one of three usb slots) and my iTunes and the laptop itself packs a relatively powerful punch in terms of its own speaker system. As I have found, the laptop is also extremely good as a communication device. There is a subtle web cam integrated into the top centre of the screen frame which automatically configures through live chat programs such as msn messenger. This is accentuated by the integrated wireless internet which is ...