Sony VAIO VPCS11V9E/B

If there's room in your IT budget for a fleet of top-end laptops you're lucky indeed, but the S11 nonetheless offers excellent value for money. It costs a little over a grand, and while there's no doubt that the quad-core processor, 4GB of RAM and...

Great portability. Very stylish design.

Very easily overheats. Will often cut out due to being too hot.

Great portability. Very stylish design

Very easily overheats. Will often cut out due to being too hot

handling with the charger is unfavourable

this is the second Vaio and both now have the same problem, on opening and pushing the lid back a little more than 90degrees the screen wavers and goes completely black? i shall be buying Dell next time Regards

this is the second Vaio and both now have the same problem, on opening and pushing the lid back a little more than 90degrees the screen wavers and goes completely black ; i shall be buying Dell next time ; Regards

Well designed, but can be improved, especially area where screen is attached to main deck.

Can be ligher, chiklet keyboard could be better (I had to by new one) because keys are breaking after 6 months of professional usage, battey could last longer, and it might be equipped with better graphics card.

Very nice looking laptop

Some problems with typing on the keyboard Had to return the first laptop I received as it kept getting the blue screen of death, not finding the operating system or hanging on the bios screen

Feels very solidly built, but lightweight at the same time. Scrabble tile keypad is very nice to use.