Sony's ultraportable Vaio range has long been a popular choice for business users requiring a light yet powerful laptop. The CW 16FGIP is the latest in Sony's line-up and does not buck the trend in terms of performance or portability.
The VAIO CW 16FGIP comes in 5 eye catching colours with stunning finish. Though it looks a bit bulky, but this is dispelled once you pick up the notebook. The laptop runs Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit and Sony has opted for a Core 2 Duo P8700 processor to do the leg work; this runs at 2.53GHz and is one of Intel's fastest mobile CPUs. 4GB of DDR3 memory backs the processor, while storage is provided by a 320GB hard drive. Graphic power is provided by NVidia GeForce 230M GT with 512MB GDDR3 memory. Open the lid, and you are greeted by a 14in LED backlit display. Reflections are kept to a minimum, with a high resolution of 1,366 x 768 providing a decent amount of desktop space to work with. The LCD backlit display is both brighter and less of a drain on the battery compared to traditional displays.
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Sony has stuck to its usual Vaio keyboard design, where each key pops out of its individual slot in the chassis. They feel a little soft during typing, but overall we were impressed with the keys. The geometric trackpad is similarly responsive.




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