Price range: £824.67 - £870.67
What is it: Colourful thin-and-light laptop with metallic finish
What we think: The CR11Z/R is as fast, well-equipped and stylish as you'd expect from a Sony
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 30 July 2007
Tags: sony, colours, battery life, led
We like:
Beautiful design; good spec; price
We don't like:
Base of the laptop lacks the attention to detail seen elsewhere
You might also need:
USB hub; spare battery
CNET.co.uk judgement:
The Sony Vaio CR series -- the blue, pink or white CR11S, and the red CR11Z -- is difficult to fault. It comes in a range of superb colour finishes, has a very good overall specification; and best of all it won't cost you the Earth. If you're looking for a big-name laptop that delivers in all aspects, then look no further
Sony Vaio CR series History
12 Jun 2007 in News
News.blog: Sony's techno-colour Vaio CR series
The company's new range of laptops include such colours as sangria, cosmopolitan, dove and indigo, writes News.com blogger Michelle Thatcher
Latest user reviews
August 14, 2008
Posted by: kenyon1
"Pricey but worth every penny"
August 8, 2007
Posted by: Curioustechiegrl
"All style, no substance"
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