Difference between sony vaio z and macbook air

**Odyysseus** · 22-10-2010

I have one query regarding the Sony vaio Z laptop and macbook air laptop... This week i am going to buy a brand new laptop.. So can you please help me out.. Can you please give some solutions regarding which laptop should i buy... Macbook Air or Sony Vaio Z series.. Can anyone please give some technical specifications for both of these brands.. If possible you can help me by posting replies on this topic.. Please give your replies as early as possible...
Thank you in advance...

**Odalis** · 22-10-2010

Here is the system configuration for Sony Vaio Z series.. After going through this you will get an idea about the specifications of the Sony vaio z system...
Configuration:

3.04 lb, 1 inch thin- 500 gb SATA 7200rpm hard drive
Win7 Professional, including Adobe Bundle (eg: Photo Elements)
Memory: 4 GB (2GB/DDR3/1066MHz/SO-DIMM)x2)
Built in camera
fingerprint sensor
Bluetooth
Wi-Fi : 802.11abgn (Intel/HMC_1x2)
Processor: NVIDIA® / NB9M-GS
Video RAM : 256MB
Speed : 2.53GHz
Technology : C2D/Pe
Type : P8800
Display: 1600 x 900, 13.1" matte-style, LED
Has an optical drive. Read/write CD and DVD
Battery: 7 hours
Construction: solid, attractive build, Chiclets style keyboard, excellent display
noise cancelling headphones included.
Ports: Ethernet port, HDMI connection output, express card slot, 3 USB 2.0 ports, DC-IN, VGA Output

If you still have any problem regarding the Sony vaio z laptop then you can simply visit the Sony store...

**Florence_USA** · 22-10-2010

Here is the system configuration for Apple Macbook Air laptop...
Configuration:

11-inch MacBook Air (MC505LL/A) and 11-inch MacBook Air (MC506LL/A)
Enclosure: Precision aluminum unibody
Processor: 1.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
L2 cache : 3MB shared
System bus: 800MHz
Memory: 2GB of 1066MHz DDR3 SDRAM onboard (4GB maximum)
Storage2 : 64GB of flash storage 128GB of flash storage
Slot-loading optical drive: Optional external USB MacBook Air SuperDrive
Graphics : NVIDIA GeForce 320M graphics processor with 256MB of DDR3 SDRAM shared with main memory3
Video : FaceTime camera; Mini DisplayPort output port with support for DVI, VGA, dual-link DVI, and HDMI (requires adapters, sold separately)
Display: 11.6-inch (diagonal) high-resolution LED-backlit glossy widescreen display, 1366-by-768 resolution
USB: Two USB 2.0 ports (up to 480 Mbps)
Audio : Stereo speakers, omnidirectional microphone, headphone minijack
Networking: Apple USB Ethernet Adapter (sold separately)
Wireless : AirPort Extreme Wi-Fi (based on IEEE 802.11n specification)4; Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR (Enhanced Data Rate) wireless technology
Hardware accessories: 45W MagSafe Power Adapter, AC wall plug, power cord....

**Ceesar** · 22-10-2010

Have you gone through the specifications of these systems which are listed below... After going through this you will have a clear idea about these two systems... You can choose whichever you think is suitable for you... If you think that sony vaio z laptop is a better option for you than go for it otherwise if you think that apple macbok air is a better option for you then go for it.. Hope this information helps you... If you have any other query regarding this you are free to ask..

**Cruzz** · 22-10-2010

The basic difference between Sony vaio Z and Apple Macbook Air laptops is their display screen size.. The screen size of these two laptops are different.. the screen size of the Sony vaio Z laptop is 13.1-inch whereas the screen size of apple macbook air laptop is 11.6-inch.. So what size do you need.. RAM memory in sony vaio is 4 GB while that of macbook air is 2 GB.. But in both of these system Core 2 Duo processor is used.. But their speed varies... Storage space is also different in both of these cases.. So its totally upto you, which one you choose because it depends on your requirements.. If you still have any query you can simply visit their respective store...

**Carlos16** · 22-10-2010

I suggest you to go with the Sony vaio z laptop.. Its screen size is bigger than that of macbook air laptop.. Sony vaio z also has 120 GB hard drive which is good enough to store any data..Sony vaio's resolution is even better and the battery life is quite better than that of macbook air... With Sony you get Ethernet, 3 USB ports... But with a macbook air, you can only plug in one device at a time... So if you are on a wired network youare not able to use a thumb-drive.. So i suggest that you should go with the Sony Vaio Z rather than going with apple Macbook Air... After all the final decision is yours.. If you need any help related to this topic then you can post a query...