Sony vaio s review 2013 full#

ItвЂ™s supposed to help typing in dim situation but it did more harm than good that we actually turned it off after spending only a couple of minutes with it.ДЄlong with the standard keys are a handful of VAIO keys that controls specific notebook functions. In this picture, you can definitely see that the lights bleed all over the place. The only thing we didnГўв‚¬в„ўt like about S13вЂ™s keyboard is its back-lit functionality. IГўв‚¬в„ўve used this system in typing my recent posts and have fallen in love with it in no time. Other than the arrow keys, the arrangement of the keys are is pretty much the same in standard keyboard which gives users a faster adjustment curve.ДЄnother thing that we like about its layout is that thereвЂ™s plenty of room for the palm rest which adds to a more comfortable typing. The Chiclet-style keys are well-spaced and have a very good tactile feedback. Popping the lid open will reveal a very busy keyboard layout. The surface of the VAIOвЂ™s matte Magnesium Alloy lid with engraved shiny iconic logo gave is an instant hit for us as it gives it sleek to it. The VAIO S13 comes in four color variant Black, White, Pink and Silver. This is the reason why Sony made the Vaio S only at 13.3вЂі and not the other less common sizes.

Sony vaio s review 2013 full#

Check out our full review of the Sony Vaio S after the break.ДЄccording to research, the 13.3-inch is the most ideal display size and the most popular one that consumers buy. When Sony Philippines introduced their new line of laptops, they presented the Vaio S as the one which is well-balanced - light, portable and has long battery life, yet can be cranked up for more power when needed.