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Mix one part fashion sense with two parts high-tech wizardry, and you get Sony's VAIO Pro 13. If you're looking for a notebook that will turn heads when your manicured fingers slide it out of your Gucci messenger bag, this is the Ultrabook to buy.In all s...
Supremely thin and light, Exquisite carbon-fiber design, 128GB SSD...
Single-band 802.11n Wi-Fi adapter (2.4GHz), Enough real estate for only two USB ports, Flat keys...
The VAIO Pro 13 trades some performance for looks; but this Ultrabook is so beautiful, you won't care...
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We have tested a fair number of Ivy Bridge-based Ultrabooks so far and have been eagerly waiting to get our hands on an Intel Haswell-based Ultrabook, which claims to give a boost to the battery life thanks to its power-efficient micro-architechture. We r...
The Sony Vaio Pro 13 is available at an MRP of Rs. 74,990 which may feel steep for a Core i5 system, but we feel it's a decent price point considering what is on offer: fast performance, great battery life, light weight, responsive keyboard and touchscre...
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I dare say Sony's Vaio Pro 13 is everything you could want in an ultrabook. Until the MacBook Air gets a much-needed screen upgrade (when's that happening, Apple?), this svelte number from Sony is arguably the best ultralight money can buy.Let's start wit...
Recordsetting boot time. Fast, bugfree operation. Epic battery life. Incredibly thin and light...
Screen is a bit wobbly, a problem when using touch. A bit noisy. Way too much Sonyware preinstalled (which, among other things, breaks Windows system recovery)...
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The Sony VAIO Pro 13 is one of the systems you should look at if you want a full-featured 1080p laptop that weighs just over two pounds. It has carbon fiber, a fourth-generation Intel Core processor, PCIe SSD, and a dozen other buzz-worthy features. All t...
Very light and thin. Speedy performance from SSD. Bright and clear Full HD resolution IPS 10-point touch screen. Full size HDMI. NFC support.
Could use more SSD storage. Some keyboard flex. Insistent fan. Back edge of lid can dig into your legs. Very good, but not great, battery life...
The Sony VAIO Pro 13 shows that you can make laptops lighter and thinner when you use a fourth-generation Intel Core processor. It's very good, though Sony really needs a grand slam to distance itself from similar rivals...
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Sony VAIO Pro 13MRP: Rs 74,990When Intel introduced the concept of Ultrabooks, it envisioned a laptop that is considerably lighter than a standard notebook computer without compromising on performance. However, the Ultrabooks we have been reviewing in the...
Looks good, Very light, Great battery backup, Good performance.
Expensive, No optical drive, No dedicated graphics, Few ports...
The Sony VAIO Pro 13 is a splendid Ultrabook that will amaze you with its great design and build. Its light weight will certainly wow you when you lift it and lends it portability. The Core i5 CPU and SSD makes sure that it also delivers in terms of perf...
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Thanks to its low weight of just 860 grams (~1.9 pounds) we called the 11-inch Vaio Pro 11 a "Delicate Butterfly" . The 13-inch sibling is just 200 grams (~0.44 pounds) heavier, which is enabled by the carbon fiber chassis . The Vaio 13 is also just 15 mm...
Bright Full HD IPS display with high contrast, Color accuracy, Backlit keyboard, Very low weight, Battery runtimes, Normal sized HDMI port, Fast SSD, Accessories and TPM, Battery slice port...
Average stability of the base unit, Wobbly display hinges, Greasy glossy finish, Flexible keyboard, Low quality webcam, Reduced CPU/GPU performance...
Thin, light and graceful subnotebooks have a tradition at Sony. But this time the manufacturer waived a good keyboard for a very thin and light chassis. A real drawback for the business notebook.Read all 7 comments / answerstatic version load dynamicLoadi...
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Thin-and-light laptops have always been an area in which Sony impresses, if not dominates. The company's Z-series pioneered many features over the years (like switchable graphics), and while that name has now been put to rest, its ideals are upheld by a s...
Thinnest, lightest 13-inch Ultrabook available, Good keyboard, Beautiful 1080p display, Great battery life...
Feels less expensive than it is, Limited connectivity, Frustrating touchpad, So-so processor performance...
The Sony Vaio Pro 13 is emblematic of Sony's new approach to product design. By using technologies from multiple divisions, and focusing on technical excellence, the company has crafted an Ultrabook that's extremely thin and light, yet also offers excel...
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Sony's was arguably the precursor to the ultrabook. Its light weight, slim profile, and premium aesthetics pushed the boundaries of laptop design.But the Z Series was also one of the more expensive laptop lines on the market, with a price that starte...
Very light, Great-looking design, Extremely fast SSD, Impressive battery life...
Hinge has a bit of wobble, Chassis flexes slightly, Whiny fan...
A few minor design issues aside, Sony's VAIO Pro 13 is an excellent ultrabook that's extremely light and quite long-lasting. If you don't mind its high price, it's a great travel-friendly PC for productivity and entertainment...
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twitter: @lisagade) The first Haswell Ultrabooks are here in the guise of the Sony Vaio Pro 13 and the latest generation MacBook Air. Sony also offers the Vaio Pro 11 with an 11.6" display, but today we take a look at the more mainstream 13.3" Vaio P...
Incredibly light at 2.3 lbs. quality build and stunning design, latest Intel Haswell CPUs, excellent full HD IPS display...
Inherent flex in carbon fiber and aluminum design is disconcerting to some...
Granted the Sony Vaio Pro 13 is the first Windows Haswell Ultrabook to hit the market and its only Haswell ultraportable competition is the mid-2103 MacBook Air. I have a feeling that even under competition, the Vaio Pro will hold up well. We know abo...
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Not willing to give up, Sony's retargeted the ultrabook segment of the market, unveiling its top end Vaio Pro 13 and claiming the device is the lightest touchscreen ultrabook ever made...
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The Sony VAIO Pro 13 is the world's lightest 13-inch touch-screen notebook. And if that's not enough to excite you, this Windows 8 Ultrabook also boasts a world-beating SSD with PCI Express technology and Intel's new Core i7 Haswell processor, promising l...
Lightest Ultrabook with touch, Colorful, full-HD touch display, Robust sound, Superfast SSD, Very good battery life...
Sharp front corners, Poor webcam, Bottom runs hot and occasional fan noise...
The Sony VAIO Pro 13 delivers Intel Haswell power, long battery life and one of the world's fastest SSD's in the lightest 13-inch touch Ultrabook...
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I've got a Sony VAIO Pro 13 here thanks to Intel. It's the lightest touch-enabled 13.3-inch Ultrabook there is and at 1KG / 2.2 pounds it beats all of the the 2-in-1 options. This isn't a cheap subnotebook but it's got enough power to be a desktop PC for...
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There is no joy in the Sony Vaio Pro. For a laptop that is, in substance, elegant and powerful, that's strange. It's pretty and sleek and slim, but somehow with none of the joie de vivre that typically comes along with that.AdvertisementWhen the Vaio Pro...
On the surface, a whole lot. The display is lovely, the battery life is top notch, and the keyboard and trackpad won't piss you off every 15 seconds, which is surprisingly hard to find these days, Advertisement, Plus, the Vaio is etherial. It's basically...
It's hard to put a finger on anything specific. That's a good sign, but also indicative of the nagging feeling that while this is a very nice computer to use, it won't really feel like one of the nicest things you own. There's no shame in that, but for a...
Probably not. But if you do, hell, youll probably enjoy it. The thing is theres nothing flatly wrong with the Vaio Pro, and a whole lot right. And if its super lightweight frame is enough to sway you—if you were born with hollow bones and can literally...
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A few weeks back, we published our review of the Sony VAIO Pro 13 ultrabook where we discovered that there were two different configurations of the VAIO being shipped, that with a SATA 3 M.2 SSD and that with a native M.2 PCIe SSD. Not only did the system...
Perhaps the most obvious observation of this Sony VAIO Pro 13 Ultra is that, even with its installed OS configuration and bloatware, the speed of the M.2 SSD is identical to that expected of a brand new FOB (fresh out of box) XP941 A closer look at the s...
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In doing our background, we were impressed with the seemingly consistent accolades awarded to the VAIO Pro 13, many by top sites stating that this was an ‘Almost Perfect Notebook'. After all, it has an IPS 1920×1080 screen, is worlds lightest 13″ ultra at...
There are things that we absolutely love about the Sony VAIO Pro 13 and that includes its light and durable carbon fiber construction, resulting in the worlds lightest 13″ ultra at just over 2lbs, and the fact that Sony went all out with an IPS 1920×1080...
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Sony Vaio Pro 13 vs. Sony Vaio Duo 13 Comparison SmackdownEither way Sony wins in today's smackdown, but we want to make sure you win and choose the best Ultrabook for your needs. This may be an easier decision than you realize. Yes, they're both Intel fo...
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Both the Sony Vaio Pro 13 and the MacBook Air 13 are extremely good looking machines that are put together perfectly. While some Ultrabook manufacturers' designs are heavily influenced by the Air, Sony continues to do their own thing, an...
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