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Sony VAIO S 13.3 Review
Lisa Gade reviews the Sony Vaio S 13.3″ Premium model (13A) with 3rd gen Intel Ivy Bridge CPUs and switchable graphics. The Premium model weighs just 3.69lbs. and is 0.9″ thick and it has a carbon fiber casing. The notebook has a 1600 x 900, 13.3″ display with an anti-glare coating and switchable Intel HD 4000 graphics / Nvidia GT640 LE dedicated graphics with 1 gig VRAM (Kepler). It’s available with full mobile Core i5 and i7 dual core CPUs that are faster than Ultrabook ULV CPUs. The base S 13 starts at 9, and the premium model we cover starts at 99. Read our full review here: www.mobiletechreview.com
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Hi Lisa! Can you review the Sony Vaio S 15″? notebook? Thanks.
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever? believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.
João 3:16
Fuck off? with your christianity, god isnt real
Damn ur? old
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Therefore, Jesus hates you.
For God so loved the world that he gave his? one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.
João 3:16
Jesus is dead, if he even existed at all. Pretty? hard for someone to have any feelings when they’re nothing but dirt :l
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is? this laptop good for watching HD movies ? if not, then what is ?
That ain’t true. I have a Vaio Z model, which on Feb 11, 2013 will be exactly 4 years old. THe capacity of my battery fell down from initial 100% to approx 80%, now can anyone call this bad? No way. That’s actually excellent. Now the thing is, you have to know how to take care about your battery. I usually have it charged on 50% when working at home, and sometimes at 80% of full charge. Then perhaps a few times montlhy you should? exhaust your battery flat, and recharge it back to 100% and so on.
Lisa, I’m considering this laptop. I will be using it mostly for home recording and audio editing. I’d get the one with the i7 processor, but would you recommend the high rpm hdd for this type of work? My main? concern is high CPU usage, which has been causing my 3 y/o Macbook’s fan too run very hard and noisy lately. (Sound card is not the issue, I have an external interface) What would be your thoughts on a stable S series configuration for music and audio work?