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Thin and light laptops with uber specifications don't come along too often. The Sony VAIO Z Series is one such laptop that weighs only just over 1.kg, yet it also includes a configuration that can even put most desktops to shame. The problem? It costs...
Tiny chassis, Great performance, Great screen...
Keyboard isn't great, Too expensive...
At $3999, it's impossible to judge the VAIO Z Series without considering its price. It's small, light and very powerful, but at the end of the day it's just way too expensive...
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techradar.com Updated: 2012-11-19 11:45:47
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Following hot on the heels of its new VAIO S-Series ultraportable laptop, Sony has released another ridiculously slim and light portable that packs in plenty of power.The VAIO VPCZ13M9E fits into Sony's top-range business ultraportable bracket, as refl...
Tons of power, Graphical performance, Slender, compact chassis, Long battery life, Highly usable...
Stingy storage, Steep price, Lid feels fragile, Not as desirable as hoped...
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With Core i5 laptops available for as little as £500, the price at the top of this page is enough to make anyone wince. Sony's VAIO Z Series is unashamedly expensive. At nearly £1,600 exc VAT - and that's for the bottom of the range model - this is a l...
One of the finest pieces of laptop engineering on the market, but the price range beggars belief...
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The 'low-budget' version with the name VPC-Z13B7E/S is technically trimmed down, since neither a Core i7 nor a SSD are under the hood. Even the optical drive is no longer present. The resolution has shrunk down to 1600 x 900 pixels (WSXGA+), but is still...
Good performance, Stable base unit without DVD drive, 3D performance at will, Very bright display, sRGB color space & good contrast, Wide horizontal viewing angles, (Almost) matte display, Light case, Keys with good feedback, ExpressCard slot & FireWire...
Loud under a high load, 7200 rpm HDD consistently audible, No automatic GPU disabling, High pitched speakers, Only two USB 2.0 ports...
Vaio VPC-Z13B7E/S First class displayLooked for and found. Those that want a first class subnotebook with a high resolution display don't have to spend 3300 Euros for a Vaio Z13Z9E/X (Quad-SSD, full-HD, i7). We tested the 'most affordable' Z13 on the mark...
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A Core i7-640M (2x2.66GHz) suitable for a light notebooks and a hybrid NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M in combination with six gigabytes of memory should ensure for fast computing. But the operating speed really gets its boost from the 256GB SSD -memory. This comp...
High working-speed, Extremely fast "harddrive", No harddrive noise, 3D-performance at the push of a button, 3G-module integrated, Blu ray drive, Very bright display, sRGB+AdobeRGB color space, Strong contrasts, Wide horizontal viewing angle, (Almost) matt...
Very loud under load, No Nvidia Optimus, Unstable case at certain spots, High-pitched loudspeakers...
Den Vaio VPC-Z13 gibt es ohne SSD und optisches Laufwerk ab 1.399 Euro.Sony has attempted to garner its Vaio VPC-Z13Z9E/X with any- and everything available to ensure an impressive notebook-experience. With the fast Core i7-640M (2 x 2.8 GHz, Turbo Boost...
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techreviewsource.com Updated: 2012-11-19 11:45:47
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The Sony VAIO VPCZ137GX/S is a 13.1-inch portable notebook that has a fantastic design and appeal. It also features an Intel dual-core i5-460M CPU clocked at 2.53GHz, 4GB of RAM and a 256GB solid-state hard drive. However, it is on the costly side...
Sleek & professional design, Extremely speedy performance, Solidstate hard drive, HDMI...
Expensive, No USB 3.0 or eSATA, Only 720p resolution...
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Sony's VPCZ137GX strikes a balance between portability, ergonomics, and performance that's hard to beat. It's not quite as light or as small as many of its ultraportable competitors, but it offers a 13.1-inch, 1600 by 900 display, great ergonomics, and...
Onboard DVD burner and SSD, Great performance, ergonomics, and looks...
No USB 3.0, Expensive...
It doesn't get any better, or more expensive, than this slighly larger ultraportable laptop...
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electronicsme.com Updated: 2012-11-19 11:45:47
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Sony VAIO Signature Collection Z Series VPCZ13BGX/BJ . Not only does this model feature a solid-state hard drive, but it also includes a hybrid graphics chipset with 1GB VRAM to offer standard video and high-performance graphics when necessary. Other e...
Overall, this notebook is a pricey but excellent addition to Sony's lineup of prestigious VAIO computers. Not only does this feature the latest wireless and security technology, but it also combines the flexibility of integrated graphics with the perfo...
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Those who live in the lap of luxury recognize that they have to pay a premium for true exclusivity, craftsmanship, and quality. As an ultraportable laptop, the Sony VAIO VPC-Z1390X ($3,800 direct) embodies all of these things. It's the lightest 13-inch...
The most powerful ultraportable. Switchable graphics. Excellent performance and gaming scores. Incredibly light. Internal optical drive can be swapped out for a Blu-ray one. Supports dual-SSD drives. Excellent resolution. Backlit keyboard. Excellent navigating experience.
Outrageously priced. Un-ultraportable-like battery life.
The Sony VAIO VPC-Z1390X is, hands down, the lightest and most powerful ultraportable money can buy. Buy it nowOne laptop. Five connections.Keep your business connected with the Sony® VAIO® laptop and Verizon Wireless Mobile Broadband built-in...
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laptopz.com Updated: 2012-11-19 11:45:47
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Sony released VAIO Z135 notebook, Sony VAIO Z135 is 13.1 inches instead of 12 or 14-inch, VAIO Z135 weighs 1.42kg while comes with Intel Core i5-580M processor. Sony VAIO Z135 Specs: Processor: Intel Core i5-580M processor (clocked at 2.66 GHz, can Tur...
Sony VAIO Z series notebooks are the representation products. Sony Z135 is equipped with a turn off the wireless network, while Sony VAIO Z135 is just 1.42kg thin and 13.1-inch, it can be called as fashion classic. However, the only drawback is its g...
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When we last looked at the VAIO Z, we said it was the closest thing to a perfect ultraportable notebook that we've tested. Now Sony has updated its sturdy but sexy three-pound powerhouse with an even faster Core i5 processor while keeping everything el...
Blistering performance, Sleek design, Bright, high-resolution display, Fast boot time, Comfortable backlit keyboard, WiMax and 3G mobile broadband available...
Below-average battery life, Touchpad a bit too sensitive, Still lacks Optimus auto graphics switching...
A faster Core i5 processor makes the ultimate ultraportable even better.
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makeuseof.com Updated: 2014-03-07 01:23:30
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Buying a laptop is a difficult decision. Most of us have to walk a tight-rope, balancing what we want (power, style, portability and more) with what we can afford.But what if money wasn't an obstacle? What would you buy then? You'd probably consider lapto...
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The Vaio Z's $1,499 starting price says it all: This is a premium ultraportable laptop. It's made of durable materials, has long battery life and its performance often surpasses that of rivals like the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon and the 13-inch MacBook Pro...
Bright, accurate display, Long battery life, Strong performance...
Flat keyboard, Gets hot, Pricey...
The Vaio Z's bright display, long battery life and solid performance would make it a great ultraportable if the keyboard weren't so stiff...
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