Typical price: £1,600
What is it: An ultraportable 1.1GHz laptop with a 10.6-inch screen
What we think: Features, connectivity, performance and long battery life in a truly ultraportable package -- but there are less expensive alternatives
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 26 January 2005
Tags: sony uk, optical, slot, ram
We like:
Lightweight design; multiformat DVD burner; good connectivity options; excellent battery life; usable keyboard
We don't like:
Expensive; DVD playback a little jerky
CNET UK judgement:
The Sony VAIO VGN-T150P/L delivers features, connectivity, performance, and long battery life in a truly ultraportable package. Still, there are less expensive alternatives
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April 11, 2006
Posted by: Faraj Mubarak
"Ultraportability with no compromise"
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