The VAIO laptop range of Sony probably is the most dependable and desirable laptops in the market, comprising of the likes of slim-but-powerful Sony VAIO Z-Series and the remarkably light Sony S-Series, all these laptops might have a tad high price in comparison to the competition, but at the same time these laptops also offers incredible value. If you’ve always wanted a VAIO but never had as much as it takes to buy a VAIO, then the Sony VAIO VPCEL1E1E is your chance to own a Vaio. The all new VAIO VPCEL1E1E is priced under £500 mark and is the latest entry in Sony range of entertainment systems and at the same time it is one of the most affordable VAIO that has entered the market. Build Quality: The build quality has always been a huge asset for the VAIO brand.  [...]

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There’s no denying the fact that there’s a lot to like about the all new Sony Vaio Z-Series VPCZ125GX/B. and hence let we also will be putting it pretty straightaway. The Sony Vaio Z-Series VPCZ125GX/B delivers scorching performance and considering the small size of the notebook we must say that the performance was really amazing. The Vaio Z-Series VPCZ125GX/B is a 13.1 in notebook weighing 3.1 lbs and comes with a 2.4-GHz Core i5 CPU, optical drive, switchable graphics, consideration of an Nvidia GeForce GT 330M and 6 GB of RAM. The specifications alone are sufficient to give details of the capability  [...]

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Sony VAIO P Series VPC-P111KX/G is a very stylish looking laptop and it is made for fashion enthusiasts who can pay more money just to grab the limelight. The design is really eye catching and it will certainly grab a lot of stares when you flaunt this laptop in the local coffee shop. But I was disappointed to see that the battery life of this laptop is really small considering the small design. Small laptops are made for travel purposes and hence you expect the battery life to be big. Navigation too is a bit difficult here. Finally, the expensive price tag will definitely make a hole in your pocket. Sony VAIO P Series VPC-P111KX/G comes with a Webcam and it is placed on the sides of the display. There are some neat features here like accelerometer which automatically changes  [...]

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The Sony Vaio TZ 150N is an enormously light and slim system and comes loaded with built-in integrated WWAN; and in its immensely head turning design, the system somehow manages to fit in DVD burner. Most importantly the system delivers superb battery life. The Sony Vaio TZ 150N suffers from sluggish performance; it’s a bit expensive and at the same time has limited configuration options. Also the bloatware of the system clutters the hard drive. The first thing that strikes about the Sony Vaio TZ 150N is the fact that the system is almost unfeasibly slim; the body of the 150N hardly measures an inch thick. Though, adding the additional battery to the system raises the rear end of the system a bit and makes it 1.17 inch thick. But despite all this, it  [...]

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The latest offering from digital electronics major Sony, the Sony Vaio FW21m enters the world of Hi-Definition notebooks having aspect ratio of 16:9 and having Blu-ray drive. In addition to all this the Vaio FW21m also has the screen resolution of 1600 x 900, so none of the details that are required for surviving the tough notebook market has been left out from this notebook. In addition to having one of the best screens in the modern market the Sony Vaio FW21m comes loaded with plethora of other impressive features as well, so you don’t forget to read about the other highlights of the notebook as well. The Sony Vaio FW21m has one of the finest Intel Core 2 Duo processor which clocks @ 2.4 GHz and has a complete memory of 4GB. Seeing at the configuration under the hood  [...]

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Netbook!!!... Yes you read it right we are talking about a Netbook here. We know many of you would have thought that tablets killed Netbooks a long while back and now they are like dinosaurs on Earth. But that’s not the case and they still create those? Ok, whatever; this is not to certify the existence of netbooks in market; this is two report a significant change in an already prominent netbook in market. We are talking about the prominent Vaio Y Series Netbook. Now, we all know that Sony had one due before holiday season, and the company has taken that due out right before the holiday season, this new offering will be launched in Japan first, before it’s launched anywhere else. The Sony Vaio Y series, which first entered the market right at the start of the year and  [...]

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Sony, one of the major leading laptop manufacturers in the modern electronic market, is planning to enter the league of very few companies which offers laptops with the capability of displaying 3D games and video at 1080p resolution. Sony plans to launch the laptop in the market by next year, so the potential consumers who plan to buy this laptop have to wait a little longer. At the IFA electronics show, at Berlin on Wednesday, Sony unveiled the prototypes of an impending Vaio laptop which will be having a “3D” button and active-shutter glasses to separate what the left and right eyes see. In a press conference advertising Sony's vow to 3D technology, Sony’s Chief Executive, Mr. Howard Stringer told that the Vaios having “3D” buttons will be debuting next spring. Sony also introduced  [...]

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The Sony Vaio EA24FM/W, we are talking about here belongs to Sony’s midrange Vaio E line; we reviewed back in the spring. Like its entire lineup, this system also comes with a decent blend of solid design, an extremely comfortable keyboard, Core i3 processor, and touch pad. Sony recently updated the E series for including wide range of screen sizes and newer features such as Intel Wireless Display. The all new 14-inch Vaio EA 24FM/W belongs to that very line and it is a fixed retail configuration which includes Blu-ray, Intel Wireless Display connectivity and a Core i3 processor. On top of everything, the system is affordably priced at $799. Loaded with a wide range of ports and with a solid feel, this strong laptop with an affordable price tag only has one Achilles heel: its mediocre  [...]

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Sony forayed into the world of Atom-powered laptops with its Vaio P-series Lifestyle PC, which has an exceptional miniaturized design (it was almost like the size of a business envelope). But the system disadvantaged by its input and by the use of Windows Vista as its OS. At the time of launch of Vaio P-series, Sony was pretty much adamant that even though it has a small size and has got the Atom processor, it clearly is not a Netbook. On the other hand the new Vaio W clearly is a Netbook with 10 inch display, Windows XP as its OS and a familiar Netbook form factor. Though, the $499 price is a real shocker here, especially because the component used in the system are pretty much the same what you gets in a $299-$399 Netbook. Sony is expecting the VAIO W Series VPC-W111XX/W to get into  [...]

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The Sony Vaio VGN-NW240F clearly is a pleasing system and it gets clear with the every first look on the system. Everything about the system is pretty pleasing, and unlike its shelf-mates with their plastic body giving them cheap look, the Sony Vaio VGN-NW240F feels and looks good. The textured plastic chassis of the system protects the system from picking fingerprints. Apart from designing the configuration for the system is also pretty impressive, at least for the common office and home use, even the port set for the system is more than the basic port. Considering the price and the configuration that you are getting for that, this system can be pricey for some, but Sony is something that we never considered overpriced. On a whole the Sony Vaio VGN-NW240F could be said as a mainstream notebook  [...]

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