Saturday, October 10, 2009

Sony Vaio X Series

Sony has unveiled it's new ultra-slim Vaio X Series notebook, which is described by Sony as "a perfectly balanced package for style-aware business travelers". The company claims as it is the world's lightest laptop that in-cased in durable, lightweight carbon-fiber chassis.

The models in the X series measure no more than 13.9mm in depth at any point across the chassis. However, the quoted weight of 655g applies to a specific model fitted with an S battery, no integrated HSDPA modem and a 64GB SSD, available exclusively from Sony's web site. But even with a standard battery, the weight is still just 780g,

“It’s one thing to make a notebook thin but when you consider the fact that the X Series also boasts industry-leading battery life and wireless WAN- you now have a game changer- altering the way people use and think about their PC,” said Mike Abary, senior vice president for VAIO business group at Sony.

Sony VAIO X Series integrates wireless 3G Mobile Broadband technology (integrated Verizon Wireless Mobile Broadband), Wi-Fi (802.11n) and Bluetooth wireless technologies to ensure you are always be connected.

Specifications

Size: 315 x 233.68 x 14mm

Weight: 655g

Battery : Standard battery: Up 3.5 hours ; Super-extended capacity battery: Up to 14 hours of battery life

Sound Card : Intel High Definition Audio

Video Card: Intel GMA 500

Chipset : Intel System Controller Hub US15W

Bluetooth: yes, with A2DP (stereo Bluetooth)

Card Reader: 2 ports (SD + Memory Stick reader)

Ethernet: 10/100/1000 gigabit LAN

HDMI n/a

Headphone: 1

Microphone: built-in

Modem: n/a

Expansion Port: n/a

USB : 2

VGA: 1

Wi-fi: 802.11 b/g/n

Optical Drive: n/a

3G Network: yes

Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit

Processor Speed: 2GHz

Processor Type :Intel Atom Z550

RAM Size: 2GB

RAM Type: DDR2 533MHz

Screen Resolution : 1366 x 768 pixels (WXGA)scratch-resistant LCD display with LED backlight technology and 16:9 aspect ratio

Screen Size: 11.1 inches

Internal Storage 128GB SSD


Available in in two variants of color – Gold, black, and carbon

Price: $1,300

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Sony Vaio Laptops Models

Sony Vaio UX: Sony has entered into the computer market in the year 1997 with the PCV series of desktops. The Sony Vaio stands for Video Audio Integrated Operation, a brand slogan for many of Sony's computer products. It has created a distinguished item that includes the use of consumer’s audio and video, as well as the conventional computing products. The Sony's Vaio new series functions same as a regular PC, but is miniature in size to be easily portable.

Sony Vaio TX: Sony's hottest feather-weight Vaio TX notebook packs wireless PC with WAN connectivity contender in a fashion-forward physique. The carbon fiber chassis of the TX notebook line lends not only lightweight durability but also head-turning elegance. It encompasses the LED backlight technology and newly designed display circuitry, giving it a razor thin profile. And it weighs just about 2.8-pounds and is less than 1-inch thin, this Sony Vaio TX notebook will slide unobtrusively in your carry bag.

Sony Vaio SZ: Sony introduces a Latest series of Sony Vaio SZ series of laptops, which can store more power and deliver feature-rich computing at a top speed. It includes one inch thick SZ's wrapped in a lightweight carbon fiber casing and has a white LED backlight behind the 13.3 inch XBRITE wide screen which will save the power.

Sony Vaio FJ: The Sony Vaio FJ series notebook is a thin and light weight notebook PC which has been designed in a very stylish manner. The new model of the Sony Vaio FJ is the Vaio VGN-FJ170, which sports a Pentium M 1.73GHz processor, 512MB of RAM, 100GB 5400RPM SATA hard drive. The Vaio FJ series features a nicely integrated built in web camera and a microphone for easy video conferencing and chat.

Sony Vaio FE: The Sony's new 15.4-inch screen notebook PC is a Sony Vaio FE which has configured with the new Intel Core Duo processor which includes XBRITE HiColor LCD technology to ensure that multimedia playback is rich and vibrant. The Sony's advanced display technology delivers extraordinary color purity and saturation, even in bright daylight. The Sony Vaio series includes advanced audio integration, which adds the aural component to a superb movie-viewing experience. Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 offers intelligent and seamless control of entertainment content from a single, easy-to-use interface.

Sony Vaio FS: The Sony's new range of notebook PC is Sony Vaio FS, which is specifically designed to meet the needs of their demanding but value conscious customers. This laptop is ultra-slim, lightweight, packed with the latest Intel Centrino technology and the stand-out features include multiformat Double Layer DVD and Widescreen displays enhanced with new generation exclusive Sony X-black LCD technology. The several models of Sony Vaio FS offers superior graphics performance powered by NVidia GeForce 6200 Go silicon and NVIDIA TurboCache architecture.

Sony Vaio AR: The Sony's new notebook is named as Sony Vaio AR premium and it is powered by the Intel Core Duo processor and features 1GB of memory, a 17-inch screen. This latest notebook PC comes with a House of Flying Daggers movie in Blu-Ray format that let the users make use of their HD compatible disc drive.

Sunday, September 6, 2009

Sony Vaio Laptops

Sony VAIO laptops are usually easy to recognize, not only for the characteristic VAIO logo on the lid, but also for their eye-catching design. While it’s hard to find really cheap VAIO laptops, Sony makes up for them with an in most cases exceptional build quality and some very innovative design choices. A clear statement starting with the ultraportable flagships TZ and Z is that VAIOs are meant to stand out from the crowd and, in Sony’s own words, are “notebooks that get noticed.”