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While the graphics are amazing, the processing power of this laptop propels it to a much higher level too. Be it photo editing or even audio and video editing, the Z48 will suffice for pretty much everything. Also, due to the LED backlight and lack of moving parts (except the DVD drive), even the battery runtime is far better than most other laptops. The lack of a Blu-ray drive is surprising, considering Sony's love for the format. With such a beautiful screen, Blu-ray movies would have looked amazing. Also disappointing is the lack of an eSata port for high-speed data transfers. These are becoming popular on laptops now and a premium model without eSata is a let-down. Considering that this is a high-end laptop, we expected the latest features in it, and unsurprisingly we were impressed. The combination of Wi-Fi N and gigabit Ethernet connectivity ensures maximum bandwidth and broader wireless coverage. Biometric access control via the fingerprint reader adds an effective layer of security. Bluetooth can be used for file transfers in close proximity. The standard ports include 2 USB, Ethernet, RJ11 and FireWire. Other features include a DVD writer, a VGA webcam, memory stick reader, an SD card reader and a dial-up modem which can be used for faxing. The pre-loaded operating system is Windows Vista Business 64-bit. Also, there are some useful preinstalled useful programs for you to get started. Finally, the package includes a laptop bag, user manual, AC power adapter and a couple of accessory cables. The pre-loaded operating system is Windows Vista Business 64-bit. Also, there are some useful preinstalled useful programs for you to get started. Finally, the package includes a laptop bag, user manual, AC power adapter and a couple of accessory cables. The fingerprint scanner located between the two trackpad keys is a nice touch but could get in the way. Overall, this is one of the most powerful and comfortable laptops we've ever tested. Combined with its killer looks, this is one device that anyone would desire. If money is no constraint, there shouldn't be anything stopping you from picking one up for Rs. 1,49,900. |
Tags: Sony , Vaio , Z48GD , Laptop
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