Sony's new VAIO AR600 series of 17-inch laptops

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Nfinity @ Sep 24th 2007 9:09AM

I find their laptops to be completely lacking power. For a company that builds everything "uber" powerful, their strongest laptop line-up has CPU only up to Core 2 Duo 7500? I mean wtf.

I wanted to buy their laptop as I do creative work and it was either AR Sony or Mac Book Pro. Well as I can't get enough juice out of these, I went with Mac Book Pro.

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William @ Sep 24th 2007 9:16AM

They are going to offer higher speced processors on the Build-to-order models.
The thing I am frustrated about is the lack of a docking station.

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Joey @ Sep 24th 2007 10:48AM

I really prefer a less speedy notebook since the battery will last longer if it isnt sitting there revved up to 12,000 RPM's while Im typing a word document

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Yem @ Sep 24th 2007 5:08PM

Joey: you know modern processors can scale the frequency down when not stressed, right? My relatively old Thinkpad gets 1 hour at full speed and 2.5 hours with scaling.

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Mereally @ Sep 25th 2007 1:03AM

William:
There is a docking station, here it is:
http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10551&storeId=10151&langId=-1&productId=11038695&tab=Features

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