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Save your money and get a similarly configured HP, or Dell, or whatever for $100 less. They are of the same quality.
I don't think we can find an HP or Dell with the same specs for $100 less. VAIO laptops are good but the XP and x64 drivers are hard to find. Also, this laptop doesn't support Expresscard /54.
OK, how about saving $150? Here you go:
http://bensbargains.net/deal/88849/
they always seem to be out of stock when I goes go check at the store
Sony PCs and laptops are not a good choice.
During the past 8 years, I have used different makes of laptops (provided by my company-yearly lease). I would rate them like this, better ones first.
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IBM/Lenovo
DELL
HP
Compaq.
I don't know where to put Sony in this list as I haven't used it yet. But my boss has had it for a while and seems to be very happy about it.
But I have a feeling that #7 is going to make a snide comment about this.
that is of absolutely no help to this thread. however, i applaud you for not making a snide comment such as this one.
i have a feeling #6 is going to edit his comment and say i made a snide comment.
compare this and netbooks, if size/weight don't matter.
This is the cheapest I've seen for a Vaio.
I worked on my brother's VAIO. PITA!! The hard drive was hidden under the keyboard and after years of dealing with Dells, I was amazed at how difficult it was to get it out.
This is better quality than the typical HP/Compaq you'd get for the same price or less.