Stuffed in with a 250GB HDD, 4 MB RAM, Processor Speed 2.26 GHz has a silver color which looks remarkably stunning. Installed with Intel Core 2 Duo P8400/ Graphics: Intel GMA 4500MHD.

This Sony Vaio has Windows Vista Business operating system, with 2 years guarantee, and free 90 day computer support. This guarantee can be extended up to 3 years by paying an extra of 170 pounds.

It is a pretty light in weight device with the maximum capabilities of high performance. Powered with Intel processor, it promises efficiency and accuracy. It provides wide room for storage. Also it is quick and speedy to help you in multi tasking.

It has a built in web camera providing you the opportunity to enjoy video web chat with out the tension of finding a compatible web cam. With 1.3 MP web cam, you can get high quality pictures and can make high definition videos.

Get connected with the 802.11 a/b/g/n wireless LAN. Connect with the world and enjoy!

The most secure version in computing till now is in this smart notebook provided by Windows Firewall and Defender. You can easily rely on these protections without any suspicions and troubles. Enjoy working on net and download as much free stuff as much you like because you don’t have to be afraid of low disk space or virus damage.

Enjoy surfing the web using Internet Explorer 7. The speed and efficiency you get from explorer on this laptop is unmatchable.

It has these specifications too to icrease its credibility and efficiency:

1. A built in Ethernet connection of 10/100, DVD +/- R/RW, DL/RAM
2. Video Graphics Card up to 1340MB
3. Dimensions H24.9-34 x W315 x D234mm
4. Screen Resolution of 1280 x 800
5. Built in stereo speakers
6. Visible screen size 33.5 cm, diagonally measured
7. Bluetooth
8. Weighing only 1.95 kg
9. Battery Lithium Ion with on-time of 22 minutes
10. 2 Processing cores
11. TP pointing device

The software package that comes along has: Microsoft Office Ready 2007 (60 days trial version)
McAfee Internet Security Suite (with 60 days free virus updates), VAIO Recovery Utility – HDD recovery (hidden partition),Skype,  Google Picasa, Adobe Standard 8, Google software package, WinDVD 8 for VAIO, Easy Media Creator 10, Windows Media Player 11 and  Adobe Reader 8.1.

With all these high efficiency specifications, it has no Blu-ray drive. With an easy to handle weight, it is a perfect ‘work on move’. The screen size with a slight addition in the already existing 12 inches is rather making it easier to watch and work. In writing this difference seems nominal, but practically it gives a wider watch area.

It is a well designed, well equipped, and well furnished laptop ready to be in the hands of those who love to work in a sophisticated way. The keyboard is in line with the latest MacBooks generation. The Sony Vaio comes with a metallic look which is graceful, different and dazzling.

Although the specified battery time is 220 minutes, experiencing have proved it otherwise. Without putting the DVD to work, the battery works a little more than 2 hrs, which is a bit low. Another point to see, whether Sony is offering the market something new in this price? Well, it’s a harsh thing to say, a big no.

There is still room for much more. Sony can upgrade the system to better levels otherwise it will hardly take over the market with its present specification. Undoubtedly, it’s a great looking laptop, but it must be upgraded if it remains at this price for sale.

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AMD states that it prefers to look to machines like the MacBook Air for inspiration instead of griping the field already dominated by tiny PCs like Asus’s Eee PC line-up that has been powered by Intel Atom chips.

AMD’s CEO, Dirk Meyer says: “We are thinking about PC form factors and somewhat ignoring the netbook phenomenon right now.

Meyer’s colleague Bahr Mahony, who is a laptop-specialist, says: “A fairly large number of people are not contended with the experience they have on these mininotebook platforms.”

The recent reports about unsatisfied customers returning netbooks in a large numbers explain about the need to plan ahead and target the market for machines that have appealing prices with a decent level of computing power.

The MacBook Air is a nice example in this connection, as it relied on integrated Intel graphics at first iteration, whereas in the second a significantly powerful Nvidia powerful option was introduced to better serve Apple’s customers.

But, instead of building such boutique-style computers housing new AMD chips, sellers like to have a non-Intel route to target the middle ground at a price quite comparable to the pricy of the netbooks.