HoNeYBiRD
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yea sure, a drawing board for working...
Is Sony vaoi worth buying?
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I always wanted one because I know somebody who has one. They look awesome imo.
Affiliate Mgr Dave
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I like Lenovo personally. Never had problems and know many people with them. At least compare pricing first.
my gf had one, hard drive crashed so they sent her a new hard drive and guest what, it was a toshiba part. so really you're paying for the name.
but she loves it because of the looks, etc but i would look at Toshibas because they are cheaper
i personally have an asus and i love it, would never buy anything other than an asus from now on
but she loves it because of the looks, etc but i would look at Toshibas because they are cheaper
i personally have an asus and i love it, would never buy anything other than an asus from now on
kingbrend
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I have two VAIOs, they're both great work laptops and I would recommend them.
The only downside is the price, they're priced a little higher then other laptops, but I rather pay more for it then end up with a HP or a Dell.
I just bought a Acer 13in for travel and I find it's very nice as well. I'll have to check out the high performance Acers for my next purchase.
The only downside is the price, they're priced a little higher then other laptops, but I rather pay more for it then end up with a HP or a Dell.
I just bought a Acer 13in for travel and I find it's very nice as well. I'll have to check out the high performance Acers for my next purchase.
I have been through two and would suggest them to anyone. Yes they look nice but they also hold up great. I have had many friends who use HP or dell and sony just doesnt tend to have the heating issues in my experience. I dropped my first one and the manufactures warranty covered someone coming out and bringing a new hd free which was fantastic.
I moved on to an ASUS with my current laptop but thats because I wanted a bargain system I could also game on.
I moved on to an ASUS with my current laptop but thats because I wanted a bargain system I could also game on.
anti_dote
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i have bought Sony Vaio NR series Laptop like a month ago and the only thing what am not happy with the is battery timing which is although ok 2.00 Hours on High Performance and and 2.50 on Powe Saver Else then that it works like a charm my Bro has Dell he told me its just like crap so if you have enough Money go with Sony plus not many people have it 
so yeah
so yeah
RamChaturvedi
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I myself using VAIO and so far i faced not even a single problem!!
arh hell no, never buy a Sony Vaio - I have one and its the worst piece of SHIT i ever touched. Worse than acer man :/ My vaio electricutes me from the usb ports, line out is broken half and 50 other crappy things. The worst part is that sony dont want to fix it even when i have a guarantee :/
thomansfel
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yes, I have one Sony Vaio VGN FZ31E for two years now, works great and I`m satisfied with it, payed 1k euros back then for it, http://www.shoppydoo.co.uk/price-notebook-sony_vaio_fz31e.html
I've had a Sony Vaio for 3 years.. when I first got it the screen died after about a week. Sony sent some guy to replace it.. Has been fine ever since.
I run mine 24/7 doing tasks (video streaming and stuff) with it closed and upside down so it is as cool as possible.
I run realvnc on it so I don't even have to open it.
They are a little overpriced but I am happy with mine.
Aus
I run mine 24/7 doing tasks (video streaming and stuff) with it closed and upside down so it is as cool as possible.
I run realvnc on it so I don't even have to open it.
They are a little overpriced but I am happy with mine.
Aus
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