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$89.99
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Product Details
- Intended exclusively for the VAIO P Series Lifestyle PC
- Feel ashamed leather perfectly complements your P Series notebook
- Protects from scratches and dings
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Product Description
Customer Reviews
Loathsome
I find the for fear that b if hard and the design could have been made better. Stitches are on the outside. It lacks finesse. I have apartment phone cases that have a much nicer and expensive looking feel.
2010-01-21
| ricktech (Naugatuck, CT, US) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 2
Its ok. A moment ago not convenient
Ok, this come what may is well made and of a good quality leather. The problem I have with it is that once you have put your Sony Vaio in the cover - you need to tolerate your fingers in and try grab the protective feld that covers the top of the laptop - and this is simply a mission. Also - there is no place for anything else. So while it is a sexy looking cover it just isn't as commodious as others. But that been said - if I was walking around with JUST my laptop (meaning no power chain - that means only 2 hours of battery life) then this would be my 1st choice. I am pretty unfailing the extended battery wouldn't fit in here either.
2009-11-05
| Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 3
Very at and great case.
I bought this VAIO leather means of transport case for my VAIO P-series netbook. The outside surface is pretty persistent leather and inside is real soft. It has a little cover where the breach is, to cover it up. Opening is made with magnetic so it is very handy to open and close. It frenzy VAIO P perfectly, but don't fit with the large capacity battery. I think this product is very moral and also with luxury style.
2009-02-08
| HaMa (Manhattan) | Helpful Votes: 4 | Rating: 4
List Price:
$999.99
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Product Details
- 2GB of RAM & built-in Bluetooth technology
- Intel Processor (1.33GHz)
- 8" LCD w/ XBRITE-ECO technology
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Product Description
Customer Reviews
fee is everything
looks like Sony is distressing to botch the netbook market like they did with the mp3 player. Too expensive for less show, then you can get for 1/2 the price. Sony is turning into the GMC of electronics. Go with ASUS, or ACER.
2010-02-05
| housing crash is ending (sunnyvale,ca.) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 1
Devotion it for the size not for the perfomance
This is a excellent product, in winodws 7 it perform ok, you have to keep in mind is a very small net book made for email et photo storage in a vacation , it like it do the job, do not substitute your home computer whit this...but think if it like a speare tire,
rated 4-5
2010-01-11
| Jazzman (Montreal, Canada) | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 4
Notable little laptop for travel; bit pricy and perhaps discontinued?
Piece as advertised and no problems with purchase/delivery issues. Best evaluate I could find for this item.
2010-01-11
(Anaheim, CA USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
Support! Some techie should put LINUX on this
This cataclysm would be a great opportunity for some LINUX techie--
buy up all the castoff units at 10% of retail; mutate to a decent fullfeature LINUX OS;
sell for 50% of retail !!!
Anyone listening? Sony?
2009-12-16
| TX2346 (Hope, CA) | Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 1
You'll buy it for looks; categorically not worth the tag.
Perhaps I got a fluke, but Sony's so-called "full laptop" computer in an 8" form factor is like demanding to run Vista on your mom's old P3. Seriously, this thing absolutely crawls. All this would be acceptable were it not for the very so so battery life (forget 4 hours, I couldn't even manage 2 with within limits heavy use), when any other netbook (that's right, netbook) for well under half the price outperforms it in freestyle life AND performance. Ironic; the 1.33Ghz processor really is a journeying down from the 1.66Ghz Atoms in netbooks, despite what I've been told to the contrary about the assorted "architecture."
But that's just on the hardware front. It powers on fast enough, but right from the get-go you're slammed with masses of bloatware and tons of programs that are slow to load into memory, one after the other (that's swiftly, it's not even a dual core). These can be uninstalled--though not cleanly, as they leave some registry waste data behind. But there's little that can be done about yet another software-related problem: drivers. The video driver on here is one of the worst experiences I've had to year with video displays. HD video was an absolute disaster, even though the chipset (google "Poulsbo" or GMA500) claims it to be gifted to decode 720p HD video. So when I tried to play a simple HQ youtube vid (not even HD) and met with stuttering far worse than my moll's Asus Eee PC, which cost about 350, I was understandably upset. As for the faster disk keenness with the SSD, this may be true. But when you can't run even basic productivity apps at full speed, any HD speed spread was unnoticeable. My Eee for instance has a conventional "slow" HD but gets the job done (except for copying files) much more very soon.
A lot of this might be Vista's fault. But before you think of downgrading to the faster, lighter XP, let me give prior notice you--you'll have even more issues with Sony's drivers. Linux? Forget about it; Intel's Poulsbo drivers are in a pitiful constitution there too. When the most appealing attribute of the system--the hi-res screen, mind you--is nearly unusable with any other options, one can't lend a hand but feel a bit ripped off. The webcam's quality isn't very good (the Eee wins again), and the WWan (travelling broadband) is locked to Verizon, so don't think about other companies unless you "unlock" the interpose: more time and trouble. The wireless-N support is supposed to be great, but it was delicate on my home network (maybe it was just my unit or config...or vista, but again, my other devices worked good). They keyboard and ergonomics are fine, but again, the only good words for this entity, for this price, are surface-deep.
Parting advice: the reviews on this "Lifestyle PC" are low for kindly reason. I really wish I'd seen Amazon's reviews faster. (This unit wasn't from Amazon but from Sony themselves).
2009-11-04
(Mpls, MN USA) | Helpful Votes: 20 | Rating: 1
Sony VAIO Lifestyle VGN-P688E/G incorporates built-in wireless WAN 3G Mechanical Broadband, 802.11n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth technologies. You can toggle among a variety of wireless options for the most effective consistency–Wi-Fi for working at a coffee snitch on; Bluetooth for peripherals; and Sensitive Broadband overhaul on the Verizon Wireless nationwide network when traveling exterior the reach of hotspots (payment required). It also incorporates right-ever GPS functionality, making it uncomplicated to find restaurants, hotels or prominent sites of interest. Destinations can be found by plainly typing in an give a speech to or keyword and then later the ramble-by-raise directions.
Sony VAIO Lifestyle VGN-P688E/G offers The principal-undertaking, backlit 8-inch ultra-broad XBRITE-ECO evince provides razor-ear-splitting viewing on the go. It’s powered by a 1.33 GHz Intel processor and includes a 64 GB decent brilliance ram for faster skim/author a register times and greater power of endurance, remembrance development via Recall Poke media and Shield Digital (SD) remembrance cards, and 2 GB of RAM (greatest province), and Windows Vista Where one lives stress Key operating system (32-bit). Other features embody a Motion Eye webcam (with omnidirectional microphone) integrated into the to vindicate subject of the splash bezel for calm video chats, two USB ports, and a VGA mooring for connecting to an apparent supervise. The segment features up to four hours of battery-operated duration with the included model duty mobile and eight hours with the in general dimensions mobile (sold alone).
