Sony Vaio T1XP/T

Sony Vaio T1XP/T ... processor, designed to deliver performance with the minimum possible drain on the battery. The net effect is that users can work and play for much longer, with running times stretching out to an exceptional 7 hours.

The T1's refined styling is drawn in part from the world of luxury leather-bound organizers, and unmistakably projects chic, rather than geek. The Burgundy and Midnight Blue color schemes were carefully chosen for their classic quality and great versatility, not to mention universal appeal.

The T1 isn't just designed for work. Its widescreen display, specially enhanced with Sony's X-black surface layer technology, is ideal for viewing DVDs. The wide format and visibly boosted contrast and brightness bring films vividly to life. 5 easily accessible function buttons give users fingertip control over how DVDs display and over music/video playback, and an extra 3 function buttons also exist for sound control (one of which lets you alter the appearance of sound ie. pop or jazz settings). Once you've got a T1, you don't need a portable DVD player anymore.

On a practical level, the T1 has much strength. These range from an eminently portable carrying weight of just 1.38kg to the latest high-speed wireless networking capability (802.11b/g). Bluetooth is also standard, allowing users to communicate seamlessly with handhelds and mobile phones.

The T1 cannot only play DVDs, it can also create them with its integrated slimline multiformat DVD±RW drive. Sony's own Click to DVD software is provided to ensure that users are free to concentrate on the content of their DVDs, rather than the brute mechanics of the burning process itself.