Sony Vaio SRX51P/A

Sony Vaio NR21J/S

PLEASE NOTE THIS IS FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF SOMEONE NON TECHY AND WHO S LAST Laptop WAS 5YEARS OLD !!! Well firstly I m writing this review on it so that s a good sign. We ve had this for about 4 to 5 months now and had know problems at all. Now i no it s early days but does every thing we need it to. If you want a nice sized screen then this is definatley good for that, it kind of gives you the widescreen effect giving the illusion that it s big which is bizarre to me considering our last laptop s screen was bigger . . . but whatever, i also found that it s brighter than most when you haven t got it plugged in, which is great as at least your eyes don t strain so much. ...

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 C1F

recently brought a Sony PCG-C1F and was astonished at the capibility it had for being such a little machine. it was about the size of a video tape and had a built in camera, colour screen, pcmcia type 2, infared, usb, firewire, audio, built in microphone, and still able to withstand all the drivers and windows ME which i ...