Build and Design

Build and Design

Build and Design

The outside appearance of the Sony Laptop Battery Vaio Z is sleek and compact. The screen is a few millimeters thick and could easily be described as paper thin. The power button and DC-input jack are integrated into the screen hinges, another common trend on VAIO notebooks that aims to improve looks and make use of regularly wasted space. Inside, Sony takes a similar path as Apple did with the newer generation MacBooks with a machined keyboard bezel. The keyboard and palmrest trim are a solid piece of metal with a Chiclet-style keyboard embedded in the surface. Offered in multiple colors including black, silver, carbon fiber, and metal shield, the VAIO Z can be tailored to match different personalities. Overall as far as notebook designs go the Z merges the best in ultraportable notebooks with the best in high-end business notebooks ... I love it.

Build quality is very good but I don't think I would go as far as saying it is rugged by any means. The super thin design has a few weaknesses that could break if the system was treated roughly. The paper thin screen has some flex, but it doesn't seem to distort the display when bent. The screen cover also resists impacts without pressing against the panel. If the system was accidentally dropped I don't think it would hold up as well as say an HP EliteBook or Lenovo ThinkPad, but it should hold up better than the average consumer notebook. In my standard day-to-day activities I didn't notice any abnormal wear on the finish and the textured screen cover seemed to resist fingerprints very well.

The machined keyboard bezel is very strong, preventing flex and also giving the notebook chassis strength. While we were inspecting internals of the notebook we quickly found out the top panel is what gives the body of the VAIO Z much of its strength. As soon as it was removed the lower section of the chassis exhibited a lot of movement. Generally speaking most Apple Laptop Battery get their strength from an internal chassis or the bottom framework.

The Sony VAIO Z isn't designed to be user-friendly for upgrades. The only easy-access section inside the Dell Laptop Battery is the system memory. The other system components are only accessible once you completely dismantle the notebook and remove the entire top plate. Even with the top plate off, most of the internal components such as the hard drives are proprietary in design and not something easily upgraded or replaced by the end-user. With most configurations pushing multiple SSDs, substantial quantities of system memory, and high-end processors... user upgrades probably won't be on the minds of most owners.

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