Sony VAIO VPCEC2RFX: A Very Powerful and Versatile Laptop From Sony

Nowadays, Sony is known to be quite stiff when it comes to customizing their laptops and all in ones

. Realizing this, it looks like the company is starting to get rid of this issue and prove it a misconception. This is why they have launched the Sony VAIO VPCEC290X laptop, also known as the Sony VAIO VPCEC290X CTO (Configure To Order). The starting price is $819.99 and it can go up to $2099.96 with all options included. Let's see how this laptop presents itself and how you can customize it[VGP-BPS2 Laptop Battery].

The Sony VAIO VPCEC290X comes with an Intel Core i3 350 M processor running at 2.26 GHz standard. For $100 extra you can have the Intel Core i5 520 M processor (working at a speed of 2.4 GHz or, if using its Turbo Boost technology, of 2.93GHz) processor, and for $150 extra, the Intel Core i5 540 M processor (working at 2.53 GHz or, if using the Turbo Boost technology, at 3.06 GHz). Although the more expensive ones provide more power, the basic 2.26 GHz is quite sufficient.

You can then choose your Sony VAIO VPCEC290X operating system. The standard OS is an authentic copy of Windows 7 Home, working on the 64 bit architecture, but you can have the Windows 7 Professional (64 bit architecture) for just $50 extra. You can also add a keyboard skin for just $19.99 extra. Although it doesn't seem much, costs add up pretty quickly. The standard hard disk drive is a 320 GB 5400 rotations per minute (RPM) one, so if you want to have a 500 GB, 7200 RPM hard drive, you have to add another $100. The Sony VAIO VPCEC290X comes with 4 GB (two sticks of 2 GB each) DDR 3 random access memory (RAM) working at a relatively high speed 1066 MHz. This is enough for most users, but if you want 8 GB DDR 3 at 1066 MHz, it costs $300 extra[sony laptop battery].

The cheapest Sony VAIO VPCEC290X comes with an ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5470 graphics processing unit (512 MB of video RAM) video card, but you can have the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650 video card (with 1 GB of video RAM) for just $50 extra. The standard CD/DVD drive can be replaced with a Blu-ray player + burner for $160.

Software can be added to the laptop, at a price. Although it comes with Norton Internet Security 2010, you can replace it with the Backstage VIP Protection Suite for $99.99. Microsoft Office 2010 is free, but Microsoft's Office 2010 Professional edition costs $349.99. If you need the Adobe Premiere Elements, Photoshop Elements, and Acrobat Standard, you have to pay another $448.

So, although the Sony VAIO VPCEC290X with its standard, non-replaceable 17.3 LED display stars at just $819.99, you can quickly reach $1500-1800.

Sony VAIO VPCEC290X is a highly customizable laptop which is designed to suit everyone's needs. Depending on your needs, its price can go from $819.99 to an astonishing $2099.96.

Sony VAIO VPCEC2RFX: A Very Powerful and Versatile Laptop From Sony

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