Design
point, much less see the Ultrabook design characteristics of different suppliers. Well, Sony VAIO T Series presents various design concepts with the MacBook Air
Sony VAIO T13 present elegant lines and tight around the body. 17.8 mm thickness of the body becomes thinner than Ultrabook on the market, but at least the relatively thin and easy to carry out because of the weight of only 1.5 kg. For less thin? Apparently, Sony is more concerned with the integrity of the existing port in T13, as evidenced by the discovery of two USB ports, HDMI, VGA, card reader and Ethernet RJ-45 connector. So you do not need a special adapter to use a specific port.
Chiclet keyboard became the basis for its users, and it plays very well. Abbreviations very easy to use, good size and response. 13.3-inch screen is also good, although a little blurry when viewed from the side.
Performance
Sony provides a variant of the T13 uses a 128GB SSD for storage. Supported Intel Core i7-3517, 4GB RAM and Intel HD Graphics 4000 chip performance makes this suitable for many tasks. Starting time is normal and on par with other Ultrabook. Meanwhile, it is a technology Eco + Fast Wake produce longer battery life and speed up the laptop back from sleep. And the most innovative features is the function of charging gadgets, without having to go to Windows.
If you want to try, we can play HD when you open the browser with multiple tabs, without any major obstacles. Edit your photos and videos can be done as long as it is limited to simple needs. We also tested the performance for games. Increasing the Intel HD Graphics 3000 is quite noticeable, although not as good as the graphics chip AMD Radeon or Nvidia GeForce. For those who want to play 3D games and willing to adapt to a low level, you can use VAIO T13.
The resulting sound quality is very good. The internal speaker is able to produce crisp and clear sound of a low level, which can be heard in the crowd schools or shops. Battery life, the Sony VAIO T13 takes about 4.5 hours with Wi-Fi, light and adjust the display brightness 30%.
Conclusion
Compared to the first generation of output Ultrabook from another supplier, the Sony VAIO T13 feels more mature, but still has shortcomings, such as the battery life is quite normal that the picture is not as thin as its competitors, as well as a project rather stiff.
Performance is very good, and the price is more attractive. Sulfur is a myth that Sony products sold at a price that is too expensive. It's cheaper than other companies with a similar Ultrabook specification. Even the price is much lower, which still use the MacBook Air Intel Core i5.
In short, for those who want a notebook that has a minimalist design and reliable performance, the Sony VAIO T13 deserves a chance. It is obvious that if you are concerned about the lack of a slim body and the battery life is only average.
Plus:
+ Elegant, minimalist and deceive other branded products
+ Comfortable keyboard
+ Performance is very good
+ Full connectivity without the need for special adapters
+ Attractive price with specifications
Cons:
- Battery life is standard
- The body is not as thin as most Ultrabook
Specifications Sony Vaio T13 Ultrabook
Processor: Intel Core i7, Speed 1.9GHz
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium
Screen: 13.3 Inch, 1366x768 pixels
Graphics: Intel HD4000
Memory: DDR3 4GB
SSD: 128GB
Conections: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Ethernet LAN RJ45, USB 2.0 (2), USB 3.0(1), HDMI, VGA output, Port jack Audio 3.5mm, Card Slot, WebCam 1.3MP
Size: 323x226x17.8mm
Weight: 1.6Kg
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