Sony VAIO VGNP15GG

Generation P by Sony called the style of a pocket PC, their statement is not seem excessive , in fact the dimensions of Sony P is quite small. There is one interesting thing to talk, Sony confirmed that this is not a netbook but in the matter of fact Sony VAIO VGNP15GG Intel Atom preocesor And despite the fact that, the use, but. Regardless of the netbook or not, Sony VAIO VGNP15GG certainly is interesting.

In terms of dimensions, the Sony VAIO VGNP15GG this is unique. Because that did not follow the general dimensions so any screen resolution inevitably come to be generally not well. This 8-inch screen has a resolution of 1600x768 pixels. No general right? But the truth is more fatal problem is not about the dimensions of this display, but more on the input devices installed. Because space does not allow then Sony was forced to use replacement trackpoint as a touch pad.

See specifications, pocket PC style is really not much different from the netbook most outstanding. Processor using the Intel Atom Z530 1.6GHz while the memory installed is 2GB of DDR2. Perhaps on account of 'space' vote is also the Sony 64GB SSD capacity as a media store. There's nothing wrong, just that it seems such a small space will be exhausted in a time not too long considering the installed operating system is Windows Vista.

Because of the lack of space is also provided connectivity to be a little limited. There are only two USB ports plus Sony's proprietary connector that can function as a VGA connector and Gigabit Ethernet. In addition to these two connectivity, Sony is still providing a memory slot that can accommodate memory cards format SD cards and Memory Stick. Bluetooth and WiFi is clearly required for computing devices are intended for mobile use.

There are two things to complain about Good Gear Guide. The first is about the lack of touchpad and durability of the batteries are not good. Problem build quality, screen and convenience while operating the keyboard does not seem to be a problem for this Australian site. Although the keys of this Sony VAIO VGNP15GG hardly huge, but Good Gear Guide is still considered quite worthy to be called a high ergonomic value.

Unlike the Good Gear Guide, Australia Cnet even more interested in commenting on Eco mode feature that lets users see the power consumed this Sony VAIO VGNP15GG. About the price, Sony VAIO is actually VGNP15GG hardly affordable. Sony reportedly set a price of around U.S. $ 1900