After months of waiting, Sony finally launched its first Ultrabook, VAIO Series T. With the entry level models start from £ 679, Sony has delivered Ultrabook at the lower end of the spectrum Ultrabook. Sony has got a new T Series VAIO look right. Brushed-aluminum design of the VAIO T13, in a shade, ice silver elegant, attractive, particularly for Ultrabook a budget price. The VAIO T13 can be configured with up to Ivy Bridge Core i7 processor, 8GB RAM and 512GB SSD, but the model is tested to run 1.7GHz clocked Core i5 CPU with 4GB memory and 500GB hard drive combined with a 32GB SSD.
A 3DMark06 score of 3847 does not show out-of-this-world performance graphics, but as we have seen systems with Intel HD 4000 Graphics score was much higher, the price of a modest frame T13 is what you expect - and they 're good enough to some casual games. At 0.71 inches thick, this laptop is not chunky, per se, but it does not look fat next to the Acer Aspire S3 (0.5 inches thick, 3 pound) and HP Envy scourge XT (0.57 to 0.69 inches thick, £ 3.07).
T13 at least a relatively thick chassis provides a cheap option port.
Under gentle
pressure the housing bend from side to side
of the screen, but pressing harder and actually clicking a
separate plastic panels. Sony uses the technology stage to sound more clear and crisp volume xLoud improve technology to enhance your listening experience with a built-in speaker. CPU in our model is one
of the older models Sandy Bridge Core i3, i3-2367M, and without Turbo Boost Core i7 and Core i5's cousin, is
running at 1.4GHz maximum.