Sony VAIO VGN-P530H/W Lifestyle PC White
Best Sony VAIO VGN-P530H/W Lifestyle PC White Review
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- Intel® Processor (1.33GHz)
- Genuine Microsoft® Windows Vista® Home Basic 32-bit
- 8.0″ extra-widescreen LCD with XBRITE-ECO¿ equipment & LED backlight
- 2GB of pre-installed RAM & 60GB Serial ATA hard drive
- Integrated Mobile Broadband and A2DP Bluetooth® equipment
Best Sony VAIO VGN-P530H/W Lifestyle PC White Review
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Your portal to the world, the fashionable VAIO® P Series Lifestyle PC delivers your entertainment and computing in a single go-anywhere point. Facial appearance like built-in mobile broadband and real-time GPS functionality tell only a partial report. The bottom line is that this chic small 1.5lb (with standard array) computing sidekick will make a exact fit with your life, whether it¿s for business, pleasure, or both.
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Rating: 4 / 5
I bought this item and immediately noticed it had no latch! no magnet, and no way to keep it shut. Knowing this would be a problem I went to return it at bestbuy and they sought after a 15% restocking fee so I finished up keeping it. God what a mistake that was, I was on my way to class, I’m a college student and I have a lot of paperwork mind you, and I went to open my laptop and the screen was scratched, because apparently a cd got wedged in between the screen and the keyboard! – I called sony and questioned for a replacement screen and they said that this was an outside of warranty issue. Heres my problem with this, I spent all this cash on a laptop, only to realize that it didn’t come with a latch! even after the salesperson sold it to me telling me it had a way “some how” to latch, and then after the first year of owning it, keep in mind my screen is now scratched… the hinges have come loose! – so stuff gets in the computer even more now… This computer would be fantastic, if sony didn’t have such a crappy warranty policy about replacing a smashed product, clearly caused by an idiot engineer that DIDN’T want to place a latch on my laptop! Thanks for nothing guys…
Rating: 1 / 5
I really got my Sony Vaio N-series from Best Buy. But, I felt complied to write about my experience with my machine.
Wanting a inexpensive laptop for college, I got a Sony Vaio N-Series. At first I thought, “this thing rocks!” A large screen, nice roomy keyboard. By the end of the semester my thoughts changed dramatically.
First thing that exciting my opinion on Sony: I accidentally dropped a small aerosol can of hair mousse on my lappy. The force was so fantastic that the hard drive “popped out” of place. The campus equipment director said that cannot be the case…ordinarily laptop hard drives are protected to vast degrees. A small, light weight can should not have dislodged the hard drive. Long report small the hard drive had to be replaced via the dislodged–all from a 7oz can of hair mousse. Apparently Sony can really protect them hard drives!
Second thing: The array life. On one charge the array lasts about 45 minutes. That’s with the screen dimmed.
Lastly: The plug-in wall charger. It’s been three years since I took my laptop out of the box. For about two years the charger worked fantastic…completely wound up the laptop etc. Until this year. One day, while doing my daily web page viewing, the charger “blew-up” and refused. I had to buy an after-market replacement. Just my luck, so I thought. But, a few days ago my mom’s (more pricey) Sony Vaio charger blew-up as well. So it is not just me.
Do not get me incorrect. Sony has made some awesome products and other laptops. But, my Sony laptop experience is nothing spectacular.
Rating: 2 / 5
Do physically a favor and stay away from Sony laptops and notebooks. I have been a SONY fan for ages, but this time they let me down to the extent that I’ll never buy Sony again. I bought a Sony Vaio VGN FZ series and after 15 months the motherboard completely broke. It just shut off with no warning and I tried to get help from Sony but they have the most terrible techinical support in the USA; the only thing they do (after waiting several minutes on the phone for someone to take your call) is say “I am sorry for your inconvenience” or “send your laptop to the Service Center”. I live in Virginia and their proposal was me to send the laptop to San Diego, CA!!!!! and I would have to run with all costs (including shipping) plus they told tha it would be more than 500 dollars to repair a laptop that costs 980 dollars strain new!!!! I just gave up and wiil be certainly getting a new one; but, this time I am going to go for a Dell or HP because now I realize the importance of a excellent technical support.
Rating: 1 / 5
The quality is excellent, but were is the quality test hegemony center? Its a 1.33 GHz which is very slow! It’s slower that older computers. I don’t even care if it saves electricity either way its going to waste your time. It has the same processor of laptops of 400. You must know how to install XP if you want a mediocre speed.
Rating: 2 / 5