Best Sony Notebooks - Intel Graphics Media Accelerator (GMA) 4500MHD Graphic Processor, SD Card Expandability

'big, highly polished VAIO logo'

'the VAIO NW was able to deftly handle our flick's fast-moving action scenes at 1080p resolution.'

'handsome laptop'

'big, highly polished VAIO logo'

'the VAIO NW was able to deftly handle our flick's fast-moving action scenes at 1080p resolution.'

'handsome laptop'

'For the reviewer at Laptop Magazine the best thing about the notebook is its LED-backlit XBrite-DuraView screen which turned out to be extremely vibrant and and had excellent viewing angles.'

'performance serious road warriors demand'

'Excellent screen colour and vibrancy • Keyboard is excellent to type on • Stamina/Speed modes let you choose between performance or battery power.'

'sleek colorful notebook'

'Build quality is relatively solid, if a little plasticky overall, and not helped in our experience by the unusual Scrabble-piece keyboard style - now copied by Apple - with its large spaces between keys.'

'sleek colorful notebook'

'Build quality is relatively solid, if a little plasticky overall, and not helped in our experience by the unusual Scrabble-piece keyboard style - now copied by Apple - with its large spaces between keys.'

'sleek colorful notebook'

'Build quality is relatively solid, if a little plasticky overall, and not helped in our experience by the unusual Scrabble-piece keyboard style - now copied by Apple - with its large spaces between keys.'

'sleek colorful notebook'

'Build quality is relatively solid, if a little plasticky overall, and not helped in our experience by the unusual Scrabble-piece keyboard style - now copied by Apple - with its large spaces between keys.'

'sleek colorful notebook'

'Build quality is relatively solid, if a little plasticky overall, and not helped in our experience by the unusual Scrabble-piece keyboard style - now copied by Apple - with its large spaces between keys.'

'sleek colorful notebook'

'Build quality is relatively solid, if a little plasticky overall, and not helped in our experience by the unusual Scrabble-piece keyboard style - now copied by Apple - with its large spaces between keys.'