The first impression is visible on the Sony VAIO VGN-NS30E / S is the similarity with the Sony VAIO VGN-NS20E / S, which was launched first. Can not be denied because of what distinguishes these two Sony products output is just the processor is replaced with a 2.0GHz Intel Pentium T4200. Although the processor clock speed is lower but overall performance is more powerful than the Intel Pentium Processor T3400.

Because all devices are installed exactly the Sony VAIO VGN-NS30E / S is also not different from the Sony VAIO VGN-NS20E / S. A clear design of this notebook slightly deviated from the previous VAIO design using sharp corners. That is, the effect is slight impression on the previous VAIO also missing. But that does not mean that this notebook then look ugly. Design, however, the problem of taste.

Overall body looks sturdy notebook that is used as the finishing is also more resistant to scratches and fingerprints in particular user. Fixed screen size 15.4 inches by 16:10 formats. Views are also presented more or less equal. Not too many problems facing this screen except the problem of light reflection from outside because the glossy coating used on the screen.

Ergonomic value of the input devices also remain the same. The keyboard is designed with a tile design in which the spacing was too close together so no slow down typing. Mounted touchpad is also quite responsive and a large size makes navigation so not too much trouble, unless you just switch from PC to notebook.

Because it is not intended for the multimedia market, so Sony decided HDMI connectivity was needed here. Worse yet, eSATA connectivity is also missing. Is unfortunate because the selling price of this notebook is hardly cheap, and consumers really deserve two connectivity is already common.

Problem processor, Intel Pentium T4200 this is just a clock speed of 2.0GHz, but compared to the Intel Pentium T3400 with a clock speed of 2.16GHz, which has a front-side bus is faster (800MHz) and therefore have better performance. The rest, you still get 3GB of DDR2 RAM and 250GB hard disk capacity. Even the graphics card used remained Mobile Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500M notebook’s motherboard innate.

Tech Radar gives the notebook is three stars because it considers the performance of the notebook is not too reliable though from the value of ergonomic keyboards, this site thinks Sony VAIO VGN-NS30E / S is still quite adequate. If for Sony VAIO VGN-NS20E / S Trusted Reviews dared to give the value of 7 so this time this site is only willing to give it 5 value primarily because of disappointment with the price they think is too high and for matters Laptop Reviews UK prices seem to agree. To bring home this notebook, you must be willing to spend money of U.S. $ 880 or more or less equivalent to Rp8, 5 millions. (Editing / rock)

SPECIFICATIONS:
Processor: Intel Pentium T4200 2.0GHz
Memory: 3GB DDR2
Chipset: Mobile Intel GM45 Express
VGA: Mobile Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500M
Screen: 15.4 “WXGA X-black LCD
Hard Disk: 250GB SATA
Optical Drive: Dual Layer DVD Super Multi Writer
Port: VGA, headphone, mic, USB, ExpressCard, modem, Ethernet, FireWire, Kensington Lock, SD Card Slot, DC in
Webcam: Built-in Motion Eye Digital
Wireless: Bluetooth, WiFi Draft-N
Dimension: 270 x 360 x 31.4 ~ 38mm
Official Site: http://vaio.sony.co.uk

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