Do you know anything about laptops? Is this a good one, just for personal use/study? http://corp.sony.com.my/vaio/product_cs_white.aspx can you tell me good things about it and bad, in simple terms? (can you tell i do not know anything about Computers)
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not for $3k I don't like sony computers, very over priced for what you get http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=4340356&CatId=3983 This has 3x the RAM for about 1/6 th the price
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The first thing that strikes me is that it is VASTLY overpriced. I mean EXTREMELY. The second thing is that portability should not make a system cost more than twice what a similarly-specced desktop would cost, and that beast failed that benchmark BY FAR. While it is a competent machine, I would be hesitant to pay more than $900, and I would *definitely* not pay more than $1100 unless the salesperson offered sexual favors of a type that are illegal in 38 states. And that is assuming you went for the top-of-the-line model. My third thought is that I can't see anything it can do that my $350 Aspire One couldn't do with an external USB DVD/RW drive for a LOT less money. Personally, I don't even bother as I do all my CD/DVD burning on my desktop system that I paid $50 for and will hold it's own with systems on the shelf now selling for $900. I spent under $400 for TWO computers, and between them I can do FAR more than that one system can do. I could go on, but I think I've said enough to let you know that I personally would pass on that machine and shop around. What is it that you expect to do with it anyways?
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Sony is overpriced. Most netbooks sell well for under $400. Sony sells their Vaio P for over 1,200 and give it a processor that is slower than some of the cheapest $250 netbooks.
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