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Sony VAIO F Latest Notebook Reviews, Specs, Prices:
The VAIO F has a run-of-the-mill look; the only notable physical features are the backlit keyboard and the green power button on the right side of the notebook. The F is constructed of all plastic and doesn't pretend otherwise. An all-plastic construction is not necessarily a bad thing, however; the VAIO F feels quite sturdy if a bit hollow. Gripping the chassis by the corners and twisting produces minimal movement in the chassis, which is what I like to see; this prevents the internal circuit boards from bending.The display flexes easily when twisted by the corners. No ripples appear on the screen when pressure is applied from the back, which indicates there is adecent amount of protection. There are a number of buttons above the keyboard area; my favorite is the “Display Off” button, which turns off and on the display instantly. The VAIO F is missing volume control buttons, which is strange given the multimedia focus of this machine.
The VAIO F sports a solid array of useful input/output ports including eSATA, HDMI, and ExpressCard/34. It has two USB 3.0 on the right side but lacks
DisplayPort. All picture descriptions are left to right.
Sony VAIO F Latest Notebook Specs:
16-inch 900p (1600 x 900) glossy display with LED backlighting
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
Intel Core i7-740QM quad-core processor (1.73GHz~2.93GHz Turbo Boost, 6MB L3, 2.5GT/s QPI, 45W TDP)
Intel PM55 chipset
Nvidia GeForce GT 425 1GB graphics
6GB DDR3-1333 dual-channel RAM (1x 4GB, 1x 2GB)
640GB 5400RPM Toshiba hard drive (MK6465GSXN)
Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6250 AGN wireless LAN
Internal Bluetooth
Blu-ray reader (PIONEER BD-ROM BDC-TD03)
Internal backlit keyboard w/ separate numeric keypad
Weight: 7.07 lbs.
Dimensions: 15.69 x 1.34~1.79 x 10.69 inches
MSRP: $1,299
The VAIO F has a run-of-the-mill look; the only notable physical features are the backlit keyboard and the green power button on the right side of the notebook. The F is constructed of all plastic and doesn't pretend otherwise. An all-plastic construction is not necessarily a bad thing, however; the VAIO F feels quite sturdy if a bit hollow. Gripping the chassis by the corners and twisting produces minimal movement in the chassis, which is what I like to see; this prevents the internal circuit boards from bending.The display flexes easily when twisted by the corners. No ripples appear on the screen when pressure is applied from the back, which indicates there is adecent amount of protection. There are a number of buttons above the keyboard area; my favorite is the “Display Off” button, which turns off and on the display instantly. The VAIO F is missing volume control buttons, which is strange given the multimedia focus of this machine.
The VAIO F sports a solid array of useful input/output ports including eSATA, HDMI, and ExpressCard/34. It has two USB 3.0 on the right side but lacks
DisplayPort. All picture descriptions are left to right.
Sony VAIO F Latest Notebook Specs:
16-inch 900p (1600 x 900) glossy display with LED backlighting
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
Intel Core i7-740QM quad-core processor (1.73GHz~2.93GHz Turbo Boost, 6MB L3, 2.5GT/s QPI, 45W TDP)
Intel PM55 chipset
Nvidia GeForce GT 425 1GB graphics
6GB DDR3-1333 dual-channel RAM (1x 4GB, 1x 2GB)
640GB 5400RPM Toshiba hard drive (MK6465GSXN)
Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6250 AGN wireless LAN
Internal Bluetooth
Blu-ray reader (PIONEER BD-ROM BDC-TD03)
Internal backlit keyboard w/ separate numeric keypad
Weight: 7.07 lbs.
Dimensions: 15.69 x 1.34~1.79 x 10.69 inches
MSRP: $1,299
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