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    I need some suggestions....

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by teerexx52, Sep 30, 2004.

  1. teerexx52

    teerexx52 Notebook Enthusiast

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    I have a problem and was hoping I could get some input from others. I have a PCG-GRT360ZG Sony with 1GB of memory and an sxga screen P4 3.06 ghz hyperthreading processor. . I also have a Sony s150 with a docking station, and am using it with a 17" Multisync monitor. 1280x1024.and an external dvd burner. Don't ask me how I was able to do this as my wife would be more than willing to tell you. The question I have is I need to keep one of these two setups. Whichever one I keep has to go back and forth to work with me as I do not have a desktop. Play music, burn DVDs and Cds. Do basic word processing and photo editing. The GRT is soooooooo heavy to carry but has a magnificent screen and is a brute as far as handling programs but has virtually no battery life to speak of. The S150 has a great screen as well albeit 13" but when hooked to my 17" monitior looks great. It runs well, cool and the battery life is just great. and it is sooooooooooo easy to carry. Any help?
     
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  2. Brian

    Brian Working at 486 Speed NBR Reviewer

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    If you're going to travel with it, I don't see how you could not select the S150.

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