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Published: 2012-11-12, review by: gadgetshow.channel5.com
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Abstract: Like Toshiba's middling effort, the Sony Vaio E-Series SVE1511C5E also failed to wow us in our Iceland group test. The Intel 2.3GHz Pentium B970 processor, 4GB RAM and 500GB HDD are middle of the road to say the list, and though the keyboard felt fluid...
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Published: 2012-07-18, review by: pcadvisor.co.uk
- The Sony Vaio SVE1511K1E feels slightly clunky and we aren’t fans of the buttonless trackpad. The gesture control is something of a gimmick, too. Nonetheless this laptop is a decent performer - gaming aside - with a great screen for watching video and ...
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Published: 2012-07-02, review by: pcadvisor.co.uk
- Sony's laptops are always more than the sum of their parts--a sense of style will do that for you. The Sony VAIO E15 is no exception and will undoubtedly turn a lot of heads in the major electronics outlets. It's a great unit overall. Still, it would b...
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- The VAIO E15 designed by the Japanese team at Sony is definitely a good looker. Not only that, but it also performs well. The sound quality and variety of apps found in its app suite also greatly make up for the poor third-generation Core i5 CPU. Add to ...
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Abstract: We've already looked at the 13in VAIO S in Sony's laptop stable, but what about the 15in version? It keeps the same premium aluminium body, flexible configuration options and great features, but throws a 1080p IPS screen into the mix to make for a slim, a...
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Published: 2013-02-28, Author: Brian Westover , review by: pcmag.com
- Windows 8 with touch screen and 1080p display. Zippy new Intel Core i5-3337U processor. Storage capacity without compromise thanks to 750GB hard drive and 24GB solid-state cache. Quality programs and service trials instead of the usual bloatware.
- Thick for an ultrabook. Touchpad has gesture support, but it's touchy
- The Sony VAIO T15 Touch ultrabook offers solid performance, a healthy feature set, and a generous selection of software....
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Published: 2012-11-01, Author: Kyle Leishear , review by: examiner.com
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Abstract: DesignThe design of the laptop shows a unique take on a minimalist look and feel. You have a brushed aluminum interior which is the same material as the outside of the case. That really helps cut down on fingerprints. You won't see any flashy graphics or ...
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- Good keyboard, Strong processor performance, Many options
- Poor touchpad, Short battery life, Poor value, Some pricy options
- Sony's refreshed Sony Vaio E fits snuggly into the current mainstream laptop market, but the computer is also what you make of it. The review unit we received is a typical budget laptop that makes a few subtle attempts to class things up. It includes a ...
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Published: 2012-07-02, Author: Jon L. Jacobi , review by: techworld.com
- Sony's laptops are always more than the sum of their parts - a sense of style will do that for you. The VAIO E15 is no exception and will undoubtedly turn a lot of heads in the major electronics outlets. It's a great unit overall. Still, it would be e...
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- Stylish design, Modern components
- No fast hard drive option, Oversensitive touchpad
- A sense of style raises this otherwise median mainstream laptop above the crowd....
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