Sony Vaio X18

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 FX501

carried away. The first one I received had a problem that made the keyboard and touchpad work intermittently. Thankfully, it was quickly swapped out by the retailer. Sony have now acknowledged the problem and corrected in a BIOS upgrade. Any new machines should have this update already. The positive aspects of this laptop are as follows. The screen is excellent. It is a 14.1" TFT that is both crisp and bright. There is lots of built in hardware, including LAN and modem, 2 USB ports, Firewire, 2 PCMCIA slots, TV and VGA out, DVD drive, floppy drive (the trend is towards removing them these days - a mistake I feel). You cannot fault the value for money - ...

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 ...