The Sony VAIO FS is Sony’s contender in the heavily contested 15.4″ main stream notebook arena. Unfortunately, I fear the inaccurate product descriptions will lead many people to buy FS for the wrong reasons and suffer the penalty from its design. If you use FS for the applications and scenarios that it is designed for, it is an excellent machine.
#SONY VAIO S SERIES FAN SERIES#
Not only that, it fails to address the two most important design features of the FS680/W and FS Series in general – home use and beginner friendly – both advertised strongly on Sony’s Japanese page. The statement above from about FS680/W is a show case of how the US site cannot get its act together and put the right screen technology in the description, despite information on the same page says FS680/W uses XBRITE (we will get to the difference between XBRITE and XBRITE-ECO later). One thing that I have learned from years of surfing the Japanese page and the in USA is that the Japanese site is much more accurate on the product description and specifications than its US counterpart. Since Sony is a Japanese company and most of their new products are released in Japan first, this little habit of mine means that I get to practice the little Japanese that I learned in college and try to read the official Sony VAIO computer website in Japan ( ).
– quote from As a Sony laptop owner for the past five years and three Sony laptops, I have developed a habit of keeping track of what products Sony is pushing out of its door.
#SONY VAIO S SERIES FAN MOVIE#
The exceptional 15.4″ widescreen display with Sony’s original XBRITE-ECO LCD technology and Smart Display Sensor provide a movie viewing experience you can only get from a Sony.” The NVIDIA GeForce graphics ensures your games and images are crisp and sharp. It is slim and lightweight to allow for convenient mobility, and the included TV/PVR dock lets you watch and record your favorite TV shows right on your PC. “The VAIO FS680/W notebook has an incredibly well- balanced design.
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