Pros: Small, Lightweight, Nice Monitor, Powerful, and works great with BeOS Cons: Magnesium case is difficult to put stickers on; Somewhat delicate; Pricey
I hope this review promises to be something a little different from the standard fare: A review from a BeOS user of this laptop.
I had recently gotten a job at Be Inc, and was obsessing over getting a new laptop to make my tele-commuting...
I am a Network Administrator for a fairly large company. I fix many computers every day. We purchased this laptop for the president of the company, she wanted something light, small and quiet. We chose Sony because they have a good reputation for...
Pros: Lightweight Cons: Missing CD Rom and inferior battery
This is the second Vaio Slimline I have owned. As products go it is a good solid notebook.
My difficulty comes in the arena of support. Don't go to the Internet and try to find drivers or updates. If you decide to update to Win 2000 Pro you...
Pros: it's cool looking and works w/ Linux Cons: noisy hard drive
I won this from ubid.com a few months ago, ($1657 vs. a retail price of $2299 @ CompUSA). I've been looking around for a light, but powerful laptop I can dual boot Linux and Win98 - so I narrowed it down to the Sony Vaio Z505 series</a> and...
Pros: Size, weight and mobility Cons: Price, no CD/DVD, did I mention price?
I have been using a desktop replacement for a while now and a friend gave me this laptop to ease the problem of mobility. Thank God. The desktop replacement is almost ten pounds, while the Sony is a scant 4 pounds. But of course you do sacrifice some p ...
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