Sony Vaio VGN-TT11

Lightweight yet robust build ; Great battery life ; Imressive sec

Stee rice ; Only 2 USB orts

Small, light, powerful, optional blu-ray, built-in HSDPA

Expensive

If budget isn't an issue this looks like a fantastic work horse for getting your work done on the road, without weighing your bag down

For the money, we'd expect first-rate build quality and performance, yet the Sony VAIO VGN-TT11WN fails to deliver on the former, while startling us in some respects with the latter. Screen quality and battery life are both unparalleled by any other...

Superb hardware design ; Integrated optical drive ; Fingerprint scanner ; Mobile broadband (HSDPA)

Very expensive ; Only two USB ports ; Moderate graphics performance

If you need an ultra-portable notebook and find the 13.3in alternatives, like the ThinkPad X300, too much to handle the Sony VAIO TT is still the best option out there. Yet, despite its manifest qualities, it's an option that comes at too high a cost;...

For the money, we'd expect first-rate build quality and performance, yet the Sony VAIO VGN-TT11WN fails to deliver on the former, while startling us in some respects with the latter. Screen quality and battery life are both unparalleled by any other...

A stylish ultraportable with superb build quality and a good feature set, but for the hefty price we would expect to see an even better set of features, i.e. more USB ports, a better webcam and more powerful graphics.

Sony's TZ-range of ultraportable laptops has long been a favourite in PC Pro's offices, but its reign on our A-list was finally brought to an end by Lenovo's stunning ThinkPad X300. Now, however, we've laid our hands on Sony's latest update to the TZ...

It's gorgeous, but it can't match Sony's own Z-series for sheer ultraportable excellence

performance

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