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[...]   The Sleek SONY VAIO® Z Series   Many users desire an ultraportable notebook however they also prefer the high performance [...]

[...] you need to pack it for vacation or carry it daily as you commute to work or school. The SONY VAIO Z Series is similar in that it is light weight at only 2.57 lbs. with a 13.1” display however it is [...]

[...] combined sleek and thin appearance, long lasting battery life, and system capabilities. The Sony VAIO Z Series has many characteristics that make it stand out from the rest. To start, it is the only [...]

[...] of high quality that satisfy the needs of their customers and in the summer of 2004 the VAIO S Series was no exception. With the option of a 13.3” or 15.5” display, the S Series is considered an [...]

[...] the performance level for gaming, the T Series still executes above average. With these technical specifications, the luxurious looking aluminum lid, the ultraportable weight, and the affordability, [...]

[...] biometric fingerprint sensor giving the laptop maximum security.   The other Technical Specifications are as follows:   The Sony VAIO Z Series notebooks are aesthetically pleasing [...]

[...] and 24 fps at the highest, both with 800 x 600 resolution. Here are some of the other Technical Specifications: The S Series notebook is lightweight, it was designed using more durable materials, and [...]

[...]   The Sleek SONY VAIO® Z Series   Many users desire an ultraportable notebook however they also prefer the high performance often not found in the compact laptop. Sony [...]

[...] no exception. With the option of a 13.3” or 15.5” display, the S Series is considered an ultraportable notebook with a clean appearance. Just one level below the premium Z Series, the S Series [...]

[...] ranks three times higher than the HP Pavilion dm3t. The PCMark05 results showing overall system performance (figure 2), concludes that the Sony VAIO Z Intel and the Sony VAIO Z NVIDIA rank [...]

[...] is one of few notebooks that provides these features affordably. When measuring the overall system performance of the VAIO S Series on the PCMark Vantage, it scored 4,950 compared to the Apple [...]

[...] keep this notebook from being adequate for gaming. Due to its light weight aluminum lid, the Vaio T Series is only 3.54 lbs and has sufficient portability. The T Series comes with a built in HD webcam [...]

[...]   Introducing the Sony VAIO® T Series The summer 2012 lineup has arrived and the Vaio laptop getting the most attention is the new T Series. With a chic aluminum lid the T Series resembles [...]

[...] PCMark05 results showing overall system performance (figure 2), concludes that the Sony VAIO Z Intel and the Sony VAIO Z NVIDIA rank in the top two, nearly doubling the Alienware M11x – [...]

[...] , E, F, and C. What is the difference in each of these series? How do I know which SONY VAIO specifications are best suited for me? Although each of these series has similarities, I would [...]