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Sony Vaio Tx:
A sexy looking machine with some impressive features. The vaio tx series is sony's lightweight, ultra-portable offering in an increasingly popular style of notebooks.
Spefication:
* intel pentium M ultra low voltage 773 (1.30 ghz,2 MB l 2 cache,400 MHz fsb)
* intel 915 gms chipset with intel integrated graphics media accelerator 900 with up to 128 MB shared video memory
* 1 GB (pc 2-3200) dual channel DDR 2 533 MHz (1.5 GB maximum)
* 80 GB 4200 RPM HDD ultra ata
* built in DVD burner
* 11.1" wxga display (1366x 768 resolution) with xbrite technology
* intel PRO/wireless 2200 b/g wireless LAN
* integrated wireless access network (wan) accessing cingular wireless national
* edge network
* integrated bluetooth
* 1 x PC card slot
* memory stick/SD memory card slot
* 2 USB ports/vga out/port replicator/microphone&eadphone
* jack/modem/ethernet/firewire
* instant on DVD/music player
The Sony tx is a very sexy notebook. This particular laptop uses a classy black finish for the LCD and outer casing, and a nice gray/silver color for the keyboard area (sony also offers other colors such as sienna and platinum). Sony uses carbon fiber and carbon composite material for the computer's casing for increased durability but allowing for light weight. The LCD screen is razor thin (approximately the width of 4 stacked credit cards). While it seems fragile to me, Sony claims this screen is 230% less likely to crack. Personally, I wouldn't go out of my way to test this claim!
The casing of the notebook is well designed and feels durable. I did not notice any flexing in the casing. The LCD screen is easy to open and close. The thin screen does have its drawbacks. I was able to bend the screen left and right rather easily. Also, by pushing on the back of the screen even with a light amount of force, I was able to produce significant rippling of the LCD screen.
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