Sony VAIO PCG-7V2L & VGN-FE890

[Honey Singh]

I have got an offer about buying the laptop which is a Sony VAIO PCG-7V2L and the person who is selling this laptop to me says that this laptop is much similar to the Sony Vaio VGN-FE890. Now i do not know that he is saying facts or just faking about anything. Can you guys tell me the something about these both laptops and what is common in between these two?

[Eldon]

The range of Sony Vaio laptops continues to expand, with the recent PCG-NV109 (for the general public with its MiniDisc player), and PCG-VX71P. Overall, more sober than the powerful NV109M the VX71P is also lighter than 2kg ultraportable, without it it feels too much in terms of ergonomics. Indeed, the VX71P manages to remain light and provide a proper autonomy while paying the luxury of a 14.1-inch display. This allows it to accommodate a comfortable keyboard.

[Curt]

It is also the only player in the notebook integrated 2kg. The manufacturer (Sony) has banned an integration DVD-ROM/CD-RW combination that plugs into an external FireWire connection. Similarly, the floppy drive is optional. So i suggest you not to use any such source in order to play and kind of music or it might happen that it does not works.

[Paxton]

In terms of performance, doing a reasonable VX71P tasks entrusted to him, although it is served by its graphics chip and to a lesser extent its hard drive. He obtained a score of 31 in Business Winstone 2001, which proves that it correctly handles traditional desktop applications (the ultraportable Dell Latitude C400 and X200 respectively obtained scores of 31.5 and 31).