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    1. Sony VAIO F12 MOE/B

      Price as reviewed £1,149.99
      26 Aug 2010
      Our rating:
      8/10

      This high-end 16.4in entertainment laptop brings a Full HD screen, Blu-ray drive and mobile Core i7 CPU to the table.

    2. Sony VAIO VGN-FZ31Z 15.4in Blu-ray Notebook

      Price as reviewed £1,099.97
      20 Jun 2008
      Our rating:
      7/10

      We take a look at Sony's top of the range 15.4in Blu-ray notebook.

    3. Sony VAIO VGN-CR11Z/R

      Price as reviewed £910.62
      21 Aug 2007
      Our rating:
      8/10

      Shiny? Check. Sexy? Check. Expensive? Check. A Sony? Bingo.

    4. Sony VAIO VGN-FZ11L

      Price as reviewed £949.00
      5 Jun 2007
      Our rating:
      6/10

      Sony's budget entertainment laptop gets a Santa Rosa makeover.

    5. Sony VAIO VGN-C2SL

      Price as reviewed £869.50
      7 Feb 2007
      Our rating:
      7/10

      Sony tries to give the MacBook a run for its money with the VAIO C2SL.

    6. Sony VAIO VGN-S4M

      Price as reviewed £1,108.00
      30 Aug 2005
      Our rating:
      9/10

      If you thought that the Sony VAIO T2XP was a bit too small, check out the S4M - you won't regret it.

    7. Sony VAIO VGN-FS115B - Sonoma Notebook

      Price as reviewed £915.00
      28 Feb 2005
      Our rating:
      8/10

      Sony is quick off the blocks with a new notebook based on Intel's Sonoma technology. The VAIO FS115B looks great, has solid features and an amazing price.

    8. Sony VAIO PCG-FR415S

      Price as reviewed £1,171.00
      13 Apr 2004
      Our rating:
      8/10

      The Sony VAIO PCG-FR415S is a budget desktop replacement notebook. It's not as feature rich as the Sony VAIO PCG-GRT916Z we looked at recently, but it does cost a lot less.

    9. Sony Vaio PCG-FR315S

      Price as reviewed £1,161.00
      4 Nov 2003
      Our rating:
      9/10

      There was a time when you had to pay dearly for a Sony notebook. However, the Vaio PCG-FR315S has rewritten the rules, proving that Sony can produce high-quality, reasonably priced desktop replacement notebooks.