For the average geek like us, there’s nothing more satisfying than watching a gadget skillfully torn apart by its creator. That’s why we’re slightly envious of Engadget Chinese, who saw Sony VAIO Z Series project leader, Takamitsu Kasai, explaining the differences between the old and new VAIO Z literally part by part.
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Sony VAIO Z with Quad SSD stripped down and explained by its project leader
If you had any doubt that Sony marches to the beat of its own drum, the 13-inch VAIO Z Series is all the evidence you need. While other laptop manufacturers are unleashing dozens of CULV ultraportables in the $800 to $1,000 range, the $2,009 Z Series is a three-pound, inch-thick machine with the specs of a workstation: a speedy Intel Core i5 processor, dual SSDs, 4GB of RAM, NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M discrete graphics and an optional Blu-ray drive. It sounds and looks glorious, but can the Z manage more than three hours of battery life or handle some gaming without turning into a space heater?
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Sony VAIO Z Series (VPCZ114GX/S) review
When three SSDs just won’t do , Sony’s VAIO Z is the fix. We’ve had a chance to briefly see one in person , but still found ourselves oddly entranced by the promotional video embedded for your pleasure after the break.
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Sony VAIO Z demo video is fully rendered, somewhat dizzying, still worth watching
