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Vaio S equipped with good configuration with new generation processor, magnesium alloy shell, light weight but still has the optical drive attached.
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The new generation Vaio S still has a 13.3-inch screen.With the included optical drive, this model also weighs only 1.75 kg including battery.
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The new version is well configured with the new generation Core i5 chip, 4GB RAM and hard drive capacity up to 500GB.This model is also equipped with Sony Radeon HD 6000 series graphics card with 512MB VRAM memory or 1GB optional.
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Keyboard with familiar chiclet style.
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The new Vaio S is also equipped with a switch to switch the mode used to save energy like Vaio Z.
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Navigation keys have a moderate design.
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The device is fully equipped with connectivity ports such as VGA, HDMI, USB, LAN and SD card reader.
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Next to the optical drive.
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The new generation Vaio S will be sold in March but it is unclear.
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