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WIN! A cool 13.1-inch Sony Vaio Z Series

Closed: 13.1-inch Blu-ray model can be yours, courtesy of WhatLaptop

May 27th 2009 | Tell us what you think [ 3 comments ]

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Win one of these Blu-ray-toting 13.1-inch Sony Z Series laptops with WhatLaptop

Market-leading battery life and fantastic performance make this Sony Vaio Z21ZN/X the perfect portable – and you can win one in a competition with our sister magazine WhatLaptop.

The 13.1-inch LED-backlit model is the smallest laptop available to feature an integrated Blu-ray drive as well as the first to combine it with a state-of-the-art Solid State Drive (SSD), offering extra durability and better battery life.

Weighing in at 1.5kg, this tiny machine is among the lightest fully-featured laptops on the market, the design a blend of brushed aluminium, carbon fibre and magnesium alloy.

As well as a high-end 2.53GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor and ultra-fast 4GB of DDR3 memory there's also an integrated 3G/HSDPA module for mobile broadband use as well as a fingerprint reader.

The integrated Nvidia GeForce 9300M GS graphics means you'll also be able to edit video and play games on the move, too.

WhatLaptop praised it for having "the highest resolution available on an ultraportable", bringing high-definition movies to life.

Read the WhatLaptop review and enter the competition to win the Sony Vaio Z21ZN/X now.

 

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stripey


May 30th 2009

3. I'm getting somewhat puzzled. I've been getting TECHRADAR for some months to stripey54m33@hotmail.com and the records I have of my user name etc haven't changed as far as I know. Could you clarify since I'm not wanting to go on yet another "Not you, eh?

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stripey


May 30th 2009

2. I'm sure that I am stripey and my password a German city. I don't know what else I can say.

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stripey


May 30th 2009

1. What a beautiful machine!

The specs are very impressive to read.

The most appealing “visible” aspect to be seen is the keyboard. After using my wife’s very new, high spec laptop (s’pose I ought not name it?) and fumbling with near flat keys that make me feel I’m working with boxing gloves on, I’d rather fancy the well defined keys on this laptop.

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