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Published: 2013-10-19, Author: Les , review by: thessdreview.com
Perhaps the most obvious observation of this Sony VAIO Pro 13 Ultra is that, even with its installed OS configuration and bloatware, the speed of the M.2 SSD is identical to that expected of a brand new FOB (fresh out of box) XP941 A closer look at the s...
Abstract: I've got a Sony VAIO Pro 13 here thanks to Intel. It's the lightest touch-enabled 13.3-inch Ultrabook there is and at 1KG / 2.2 pounds it beats all of the the 2-in-1 options. This isn't a cheap subnotebook but it's got enough power to be a desktop PC for ...
Published: 2013-10-02, Author: Les , review by: thessdreview.com
There are things that we absolutely love about the Sony VAIO Pro 13 and that includes its light and durable carbon fiber construction, resulting in the worlds lightest 13″ ultra at just over 2lbs, and the fact that Sony went all out with an IPS 1920×1080 ...
Recordsetting boot time. Fast, bugfree operation. Epic battery life. Incredibly thin and light
Screen is a bit wobbly, a problem when using touch. A bit noisy. Way too much Sonyware preinstalled (which, among other things, breaks Windows system recovery)
On the surface, a whole lot. The display is lovely, the battery life is top notch, and the keyboard and trackpad won't piss you off every 15 seconds, which is surprisingly hard to find these days, Advertisement, Plus, the Vaio is etherial. It's basically
It's hard to put a finger on anything specific. That's a good sign, but also indicative of the nagging feeling that while this is a very nice computer to use, it won't really feel like one of the nicest things you own. There's no shame in that, but for a
Probably not. But if you do, hell, youll probably enjoy it. The thing is theres nothing flatly wrong with the Vaio Pro, and a whole lot right. And if its super lightweight frame is enough to sway you—if you were born with hollow bones and can literally...
Published: 2013-08-14, Author: Joel , review by: pcmag.com
Very light and thin. Speedy performance from SSD. Bright and clear Full HD resolution IPS 10-point touch screen. Full size HDMI. NFC support.
Could use more SSD storage. Some keyboard flex. Insistent fan. Back edge of lid can dig into your legs. Very good, but not great, battery life
The Sony VAIO Pro 13 shows that you can make laptops lighter and thinner when you use a fourth-generation Intel Core processor. It's very good, though Sony really needs a grand slam to distance itself from similar rivals....
Bright Full HD IPS display with high contrast, Color accuracy, Backlit keyboard, Very low weight, Battery runtimes, Normal sized HDMI port, Fast SSD, Accessories and TPM, Battery slice port
Average stability of the base unit, Wobbly display hinges, Greasy glossy finish, Flexible keyboard, Low quality webcam, Reduced CPU/GPU performance
Thin, light and graceful subnotebooks have a tradition at Sony. But this time the manufacturer waived a good keyboard for a very thin and light chassis. A real drawback for the business notebook.Read all 7 comments / answerstatic version load dynamicLoadi...
Thinnest, lightest 13-inch Ultrabook available, Good keyboard, Beautiful 1080p display, Great battery life
Feels less expensive than it is, Limited connectivity, Frustrating touchpad, So-so processor performance
The Sony Vaio Pro 13 is emblematic of Sony's new approach to product design. By using technologies from multiple divisions, and focusing on technical excellence, the company has crafted an Ultrabook that's extremely thin and light, yet also offers excel...
Abstract: Sony Vaio Pro 13 vs. Sony Vaio Duo 13 Comparison SmackdownEither way Sony wins in today's smackdown, but we want to make sure you win and choose the best Ultrabook for your needs. This may be an easier decision than you realize. Yes, they're both Intel fo...
