http://vaio.com/products/s11/
Looks like this is the first SkyLake laptop out of Vaio.
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Cool, finally a real laptop (no touchscreens, no detachable keyboards)!
A few days ago, I was just thinking that it would be nice to have a Vaio X successor with a decent CPU. This comes close.
It's good to see that they included so many ports (incl. USB C + Thunderbolt 3). At first sight, the main complaints can be that it only supports 8GB RAM and that the bezel is fatI wonder how good the IPS display is.
I will swing by Yodobashi in the coming days to see if they have it on display. -
This is a great news as I was waiting vaio to jump into skylake. Now I just need to wait for them to be implement on Z. One thing though, seems vaio have completely abandoned discrete graphics card, which is a shame...
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I went to Bic Camera, today was the debut of the S11. I played around a few minutes with one, here are my general impressions:
- Hard plastic feel
- The keyboard and palmrest area is smoother, the bottom has a rougher touch
- The side bezels are okay, the top one looks a bit large
- The keyboard is quiet and relatively easy to type on, but you don't get that much feedback from the buttons
- The touchpad is large, but it's surface is not smooth enough, so once-twice I had some difficulties aiming at a menu entry
- I couldn't judge the screen quality
- The two grey colors look good, but the white one is very ugly in my opinion (only some parts of the laptop are white, and they are glossy)
- Made in China
My overall impression is that the S11 feels like a solid(ish), but cheap, plasticky laptop. Actually, it didn't feel so much like a Vaio to me, especially not like a premium compact.Last edited: Dec 19, 2015
New Vaio S11 Announced (11.6" ultraportable)
Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by Rahul, Dec 9, 2015.