Sony Vaio Y-Series

The Y-series of Sony Vaio is an ultraportable notebook with ultra-thin chassis, which is designed for typing on the move. Sony advertises including the capability for students, thanks to its low price.

In the notebook is a 13.3 inch notebook, the display on LED-backlit sets. The manufacturer promises such a long work on the notebook without putting strain on the eyes. As used in computing core Sony Vaio Y an Intel Pentium Processor U5400. This is not a model of the stone age generation. This CPU is based on an Intel Core i5, but is still severely limited. Features such as turbo boost and Hyper-Threading will be without you here.

The dual-core can therefore be regarded as the entry processor, which provides for computationally intensive tasks to low. For word processing and browsing performance but should ausreichen.Weiterhin Y has the Vaio up to 4 GB of RAM and a 320 GB hard drive. serve as a graphics card, the onboard Intel GMA solution. Connections to the laptop by the manufacturer has all current wireless standards. It is likely therefore of WLAN, Bluetooth and UMTS. There is a high runtime of the device thanks to the power-saving (and at the same low power) hardware besitzen.

the notebook should be designed for students, Sony sets the price of their Vaio Y very optimistic. 800 € it cost device, which protects according to Sony, “the student budget. Similar price ranges reach multimedia notebooks with dedicated graphics and Intel Core processor i. Alternatives in the cost subnotebooks generally so to 500-600 € and have the latest ULV CPUs from AMD or Intel. Available is the Sony Vaio Y from the end of June 2010.

Sony Vaio Y specs :

- Intel Pentium Processor U5400
- 13.3-inch display with LED backlight
- Up to 4 GB of RAM
- Up to 320 GB hard drive
- Intel GMA onboard graphics
- (Probably) UMTS, WLAN, Bluetooth, HDMI
- External DVD drive (only with product registration)

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