Sony VAIO VPC-F227FX/B 16.4" Laptop review

Design is the latest invention from Sony, the Sony VAIO VPC-F227FX / B 16.4 ". We need to know that the heart of this laptop is the second generation Intel Core i7-Sandy Bridge 2720QM 2.00GHz processor with a frequency that is more supportive of Intel processors Turbo Boost Technology that allows you to increase the frequency to 2.9 GHz, multitasking is not even a question for this processor. the graphics are not important here as well, and GT 540M with 1 GB of memory is quite good. he was able to work with all games in the setting of quality highest without any doubt, even suitable for watching HD movies. with regard to the sound system Sony VAIO VPC-F227FX / B 16.4 "this laptop is one of the best in sound system.In terms of reading the card, Wi-Fi, optical drive, web camera, multiple movements and others are integral parts of this laptop.

Detailed specifications of the laptop Sony VAIO VPC-F227FX/B 16.4":

• Processor: Intel Core i7-2720QM (2.00GHz) with Turbo Boost Technology up to (2.90GHz)
• RAM: 6GB of RAM
• Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M 1 GB
• Hard Drive: 640GB SATA
• Weight: 6.85 pounds (3.1 kg)
• Display Size: 16.4-inches
• Price: $ 1,449.99 (http://www.laptopsky.info/sony-vaio-vpc-f227fxb-laptop-black.html)

Sony VAIO TZ150N review

VAIO TZ 150 N/B is actually at the low end of Sony’s six preconfigured TZ models and lacks the solid-state hard drive of the $3,000-plus versions. Still, for more than $2,000, getting only 1GB of RAM feels like a bit of a rip-off. And although the dual-core CPU is a step up from the VAIO TX’s pokey yet efficient Intel Core Solo processor, the VAIO TZ150’s performance failed to impress, possibly weighed down in part by Sony’s penchant for bloatware. Still, for those with expensive tastes and strong sense of aesthetics, there isn’t an ultraportable laptop out there that matches the VAIO TZ’s industrial design. It’s desirable, head-turning, and carefully crafted–but somewhat shy of perfect.