July 17th, 2011 by Sarah Silbert, LAPTOP Staff WriterIf there’s a common theme to this week’s mobile tech reviews, without a doubt it’s special multimedia features. From the Sony VAIO Z, which adds a Power Media Dock to an already strong ultraportable, to the Acer Aspire Ethos 8951G, whose touchpad doubles as a remote control for music and video playback, the latest reviewed notebooks are all about enhancing your entertainment experience. But the new gadget goodness doesn’t stop there—we also turned in our verdict on the HTC Trophy, the first Windows Phone-powered handset available on Verizon Wireless.
Sony VAIO Z
Sony's ultraportable takes on the MacBook Air and the Samsung Series 9 with a strong combination of Core i7 power, dual 128GB SSDs, and an innovative Power Media Dock with Blu-ray and extra graphics oomph.Read Our Sony VAIO Z Review
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July 18th, 2011 at 6:19 am
Well, in Europe, the Sony vaio z series comes with quad ssd’s. In USA however, the only offers are dual ssd’s. Why is Sony USA not offering the quad ssd’s anymore? Is this the reason why the $500 value adobe software pack comes for free with the system?