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Thursday, 9 June 2011

Correction: Ivy Bridge and Thunderbolt - Featured, not Integrated

Intel just emailed me to clarify a point from its Ivy Bridge presentation on Tuesday. While USB 3.0 will finally be integrated into the chipset, Thunderbolt will not. Intel clarified that the interface will be featured on some 2012 platforms but it wouldn't be on all and it won't be integrated into the chipset.

Thanks to the readers who questioned our original interpretation of the slide and my apologies for the confusion.

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Thursday, 2 June 2011

Sony VPCZ133GX/B VAIO Ultraportable notebook computer Characteristics with Integrated card reader

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Sony VPCZ133GX/B Vaio is arriving below Sony’s Z series laptop computer that is available pre-installed with Genuine Home windows 7 Professional 64 bit operating-system. It includes full of superior functions like 13. 1 inch BROUGHT backlight display with quality of 1600×900 pixels, DVD Double Layer Burner, Energetic Hybrid Graphics and so on. This Z series laptop computer of Sony is actually powered by 2. 53 GHz Intel i5-460M Core processor chip as well as designed with NVIDIA 330M GeForce Images with 1GB VRAM, 128GB strong state drive etc.


Sony VPCZ133GX/B VAIO Ultraportable laptop Specifications:

  • 13. 1 inch BROUGHT backlight display with quality of 1600×900 pixels.
  • 2. 53 GHz i5-460M Intel Core processor chip.
  • Pre-installed Great Windows 7 Professional 64-bit Operating System.
  • NVIDIA 330M GeForce Images with 1GB VRAM.
  • 128 GB strong drive.
  • 802. 11n Wi-fi compatibility and Bluetooth connectivity methods.
  • Intel Turbo Elevate up to 2. 80 GHz.
  • 4GB associated with DDR3 RAM.
  • Powerful Graphics.
  • DVD AND BLU-RAY Dual Layer Burner.
  • HDMI output.
  • Incorporated card reader.
  • Involves 6 cell li-ion battery.
The Sony VPCZ133GX/B VAIO Laptop features a 6 cell li-ion battery and Bluetooth, in addition to Wi-Fi connectivity options. It may be connected with outer display via its HDMI slot. 

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