Sony Vaio SRX41P

Sony Vaio GRT716S

I have had my Sony Vaio GRT716S for 3 months now and I thought that it is was high time I wrote a review about this marvellous notebook. Founded in 1946 Sony started out as a small company specialising in transistors radios, over the years their influence in the electronics market has grown and today they are probably the worlds most recognisable brand of electronic goods. In 1998 Sony launched their Vaio range of notebooks and these too have become the must have name in the notebook market. As with most of the Sony Vaio notebooks it has a sleek and sharp looking design intended to lure looks conscious buyers like myself. It has dimensions of (WxDxH) 35.7 cm x 30 cm x ...

Sony Vaio GR214MP

drive and CD-Burner. Total is under £2000 so boss is happy and I'm happy as I've got a sweet machine to drool over. The Vaio PCG GR214MP is not the highest spec machine, coming as standard with P3 1Gig Processor, 256Meg Ram, 20Gig Hard Drive (Crap), 14 inch TFT Monitor, modem, network card, etc?. Waffle. It also comes as standard with Window s XP, home or Pro the choice is yours. What I didn?t like about the installed Hardware was that the Hard drive was slip in to two separate partitions. So you have two 10 Gig hard drives not one big 20 Gig. So I had to remove XP and ...

Sony Vaio GR214MP

got given my laptop due to my dyslexia and as such can't really complain about what I got. But I can be critical of it. Now the Sony Vaio is indeed a quality well built laptop. I'd go as far as to say that only apple better it in this respect but nobody wants one of them do they. The spec. is a p3 1GHz with 256mb of pc-133 ram, its got a mobility radeon video card and a 20gig hard drive. The spec when I bought it was pretty much top of the range and the price was relatively competitive with the other alternative which would be a Dell. I have to say I really like it, I have owned a couple of laptops before hand but the sony is a complete package. ...