Sony VAIO Value - Style and Power for $1200
when it doesn’t. When you’re plugged in, you can have NVIDIA graphics full-time; when you’re on battery, you can keep it cool with Intel HD.
But you need to be able to switch easily, from state to state. A plastic rocker switch won’t do.
So Hirano designed the performance mode selector, a brilliant triangular switch forged specifically for Z Series. With it, you can switch up to speed when it counts, or down for stamina to save power. Or you can switch to auto, and let Sony work with Microsoft Windows 7 to determine which mode is best for the work you’re doing now.
Like all Sony design, it moves where you need it to move, and never cuts corners.
Sony VAIO Value
If it bears the name Sony, you expect it to be affor— . . . Okay, maybe that’s going over the cliff with the metaphor. You’ve never known Sony to be cheap.
Here’s the surprise: When you invest in Sony VAIO for business, you don’t go over the cliff with your budget. VAIO F Series is a prime example. Remember model VPCF13GGX/B, with the super-cool quad-core processor? Sony makes this masterpiece available to you for under USD$1,200 MSRP.
Let’s face it. You’re done with dull. You’re bored of basic. You’ve had it with flimsy. You’re ready for Sony. And now, you can afford it. Go ahead.
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