Sony Vaio GRX315MP

Sony Vaio BX196SP

Got the Vaio bx-196sp, as we really liked the look of the screen, the X-Black screen is the best I have seen on a laptop. I would recommend that before you decide to buy any laptop, get yourself off to somewhere like PC World and see the screens on these. The laptop is quite a stylish design, however the lid outer gets scratched very easily. The processor is the Centrino 1.8Ghz, which should provide suitable performance for most office tasks. The integrated graphics chip is an Intel chip, so it s not a gaming machine, which is a shame as the screen would compliment a high-end card. There is integrated sound, which is the norm for any computer these days, and an ...

Sony Vaio BX195VP

this to 1.5Gb now and can say that is was childs play. The extra GB only cost £20 including delivery from ebuyer.com. The Multi format DVD RW drive is removable and can be replaced with a blank panel (provided) to allow you to get it even lighter or to put in another battery. The screen features Sony s x-bright (i think thats what they call it) technology which allows you to see the screen even in sunlight. Perfect for sitting on the balcony drinking a beer surfing the internet (writing reveiws) on a warm summers ...

Sony Vaio N505SN

this notebook for about 6 months and it's given me perfect service. The priority for me was as light as possible, XGA (1024x768 pixel display), 128MB RAM and ethernet. The Sony is incredibly light - so much so that I cannot feel it in my bag and frequently check that I didn't forget in in a meeting. It is tiny, yet the display is more than adequate as I always sit with my hands on the keyboard when looking at it i.e. I do not use it for on-screen presentations. The fit and finish is outstanding. I've owned many laptops and they have all been plasticy and shoddy in some way (except the Apple powerbook admittedly) and have skimped somewhere along the line. Not ...