Sony has renewed one of its range fetish, Z series, with technologies that place it at the forefront. Besides incorporating the logic processors Intel Core i7 everyone will eventually build into their laptops, the Japanese company has opted overwhelmingly for SSD technology for storage in their new notebooks and placed them so-called Quad SSD, that come with the promise to increase the speed of accessing and writing data.

No change in the design, the Sony Vaio Z are using a screen of 13.1 inches, with aluminum body and carbon fiber to achieve a weight of 1.45 kg, like many ultraportables do not come far this team in performance or price .

Perhaps not everyone knows that VAIO, the name of the noble families of notebooks, Sony is actually an acronym: Video Audio Integrated Operation. It means that more than 10 years ago, the Japanese manufacturer had already realized that the laptops would step in the direction of multimedia.

But during these fifteen years, Sony has also had many other insights that have made the series of VAIO laptops, the paradigm of which were inspired an entire generation of notebooks. We cite just a few: the glossy screens (slides), the LED as backlight source, the keys to the island, but especially the continued commitment in the development of ultraportable laptops, dall'ingombro reduced and looking thin.

The F Series are not the only laptops that Sony has presented at the ESC. Before the show started and the flood of submissions already leaked some models that have now become official. They are the Sony Vaio S Series and Sony Vaio Y Series.

We start with the S Series, which are designed to be easy to carry, thanks to its lightweight, around 2 kilos to get by using aluminum enclosures. Its display is 13.3 inches and is illuminated with LEDs, automatically adjusting its brightness by a light sensor, which also serves to turn the backlight on the keyboard.