Review: Sony Vaio X 11 inch netbook with Intel Atom Z550 CPU

The Sony Vaio X is extremely thin and lightweight. Not only the slim dimensions and light weight minimal lift the Vaio X from his competitors, but also its high-carbon housing. In terms of performance it offers more than normal notebooks. The Sony Vaio X netbook caused since the first presentation last year for some attention. There is no computer that you are only buying for work, but given the price of well over a thousand Euros even more a status symbol as a lifestyle product. With only 700 grams, the Sony Vaio Notebook X is a real lightweight. Its ultra-slim casing is made of carbon fiber, making them very durable and provides a low weight. As there is only just less than 14 mm thick, which act as the major ports VGA port almost incongruous bulky, while Sony is integrating very well done. Hard to believe that even a fan in the enclosure is square.

Not only the matte display is practical, the casing itself is designed to establish fingerprints and other dirt are not repeated. Sony Vain notebook known as the X does not, but with an Intel Atom Z550 CPU running at 2 GHz and an integrated GMA 500 graphics solution is more play in the net book league. Instead of a conventional hard drive, depending on the model, it is equipped with a 64 GB or 128 GB Internal Solid State Disk, which is beneficial to the (long) battery life. Read the rest of this entry »