With it’s compact, lightweight yet robust design features, many believe that the Sony VIAO Z-Series could pose some of the strongest competition in 2011 to Apple’s Macbook Pro.
With a design that almost perfectly balances portability with performance, the Z-Series offers options that will attract almost any user.
Out of the several models that are available Sony offers one model in particular (the VPCZ137GX) that boasts an exceptional ergonomic setup, and built-in DVD burner, while still achieving the title as one of the most compact and lightweight laptops available.
Several other key features of this years model include a 256GB hard drive that pushes Windows 7 into another realm, with a much more crisp feel that cannot be matched with a typical hard drive.
Similar to the Macbook pro, the VPCZ137GX comes with the Intel i5 Core that additionally accelerates the speed of the computer.
One of the other major upsides to Sony’s VAIO Z-Series is the extended battery life in which sources claim extends over a six hour long period. Other technical features include: a 4GB of 1066MHz memory, along with 1GB of solely dedicated video memory.
 Sony VAIO PCG-FXA47 US $81.00  |  Sony Vaio VPCEB15FM Core i3 2.13GHz 4GB BlueRay Laptop US $350.00 |  Sony VAIO VPC-Z133GX/B Z Series VPCZ133GX/B VPCZ133GXB US $1,401.00 |  SONY VAIO VPCM111AX/W NOTEBOOK LAPTOP NETBOOK 250 GB US $255.00 |
Unfortunately, one of the items Sony did miss relates to speedier data transfer capabilities as the unit comes with a series of typical USB 2.0 ports, where the Apple Macbook pro comes standard with the new Intel Thunderbolt technology.
All things considered, if you’re a dedicated PC user looking for a top of the line model, the Sony VAIO Z-Series offers an excellent option with a standard price tag that sits near the $2,300 markSource: planetinsane.com
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