SONY VGNFE48E.ES2

Sony Vaio FE48E, Core 2 Duo T5500 a 1,66GHz, 2x512Mb DDR2 SDRAM, 120Gb, DVD±RW DL, Wifi integrado, pantalla LCD x-black 15.4p WXGA (1280x800), Nvidia GeForce Go 7400, 2,8Kg. WINDOWS VISTA HOME PREMIUM

Love at first sight
The VAIO FE Series takes Sony’s renowned power and style to new heights – and to new people. Built around its dramatic next generation X-black screen, it’ll catch the imagination of everyone from students to gamers to photographers to road warriors. And the performance begins with the price tag: cutting-edge notebook technology has never been more affordable.
So whether you want to breeze through work, manage your busy digital life or just get more done with less effort, the FE’s innovative yet elegant features will leave you the envy of everyone you know. There’s little it can’t do. And even less that it shouldn’t. Could this be the world’s friendliest supercomputer?

Life has never looked so good
Switch on an FE and the first thing you’ll notice is the screen. Using Sony’s revolutionary X-black technology, it delivers 72% colour fidelity – meaning that it’s three quarters on its way to being as accurate as the human eye. Imagine 15,4 inches of beauty to show off your images, watch DVDs and immerse yourself in games or websites.
Life has never looked so good on a notebook: even the most mundane tasks are simply easier on the eye. After all, why shouldn’t writing emails or doing your accounts be as pleasant as editing your rainforest documentary? And because the screen measures just 7 mm in width, all of this expansive working space doesn’t come at the expense of weight or mobility. A screen like this can, and should, be shown off anywhere.

Videoconferencing. A new way to be there
A machine as great as the VAIO FE Series was always going to put a smile on your face. Good thing, too. Because from now on you’ll be on camera at the touch of a button. The FE Series is going down in history as the first PC to make everyday mobile videoconferencing a reality.
Thanks to the built-in Sony camera and microphone, you can chat with friends, family and colleagues anywhere on the planet. Face to face. In real time. It’s just like being in the same room - no matter how far apart you really are. And because it works over your internet connection, it’s no more expensive than any other kind of surfing. This is just the sort of thing that changes the way the world communicates. And just the sort of thing that makes you proud to have a VAIO. Tell everyone you know.

An all-round success
The VAIO FE Series is at home anywhere. Whether you’re making notes by the catwalk or downloading a recipe in the kitchen, its stylish design and superb quality mark it out as something special. The full size keyboard and wide screen give it the feel of a desktop system – yet with the screen down, the FE Series is no larger than an A4 pad of paper and weighs in at a shocking 2,8 kg. But it’s not all about fashionably good looks.
Underneath the calm exterior beats Intel’s uncompromising dual core chip – so called because it essentially features two processors on a single piece of silicon, thus offering far greater performance than ever before. That kind of power makes processor intensive action like gaming or graphics possible wherever the urge takes you. So while the FE’s looks will charm, its got a decidedly hands-on approach to getting the job done. All of which helps you feel comfortably at home – whatever the task, whatever the location.

Dual core: a VAIO first
It’s official: now you can do two things at once. For years, software makers and designers have been trying to make multitasking – being able to run multiple applications simultaneously with no loss of performance - a reality.
And now, Intel’s dual core technology brings it home: thanks to its two cores, or processors, on the same slice of silicon, the CPU can balance the load you put it on twice as well. Or do two different jobs independently. You soon find yourself getting twice as much done.
Better still for your battery life (and your lap) they use less power and generate less heat than two equivalent separate processors. As ever, VAIO designers were at the front of the queue – the FE Series is the first VAIO notebook to feature this great new step forward.

Graphics
What’s the point of having one of the best screens in the industry if your system’s can’t show it off? That’s why VAIO turned to NVIDIA – one of the world leaders in graphics, especially in gaming - to deliver the goods for the FE Series. And deliver they have. Not only does the VAIO FE Series get the most out of its high resolution, 72% colour-truth screen, it fully exploits its new dual core processor.
Games and multimedia have never had so much depth, with the FE Series delivering panoramic graphics and videos. Subtle lighting changes, shadows and textures are all rendered more accurately than ever before, making watching, creating or editing your media more immersive than ever before. And back in the real world, even the most humble presentation will amaze your audience on the FE Series.

Adobe Software
The VAIO FE Series arrives ready to work – with full versions of Adobe Photoshop Elements, Acrobat Standard and Premiere Elements.
So from day one, you can get the most out of your system – with these household versions of the programs the world’s professional photographers and directors rely on day in, day out.
Photoshop Elements combines power and simplicity to give you complete control over how your photos look and are organised – with loads of intelligent features that can automatically get just the right effect. Premiere Elements does the same for the budding film director in you – you can harness all the power of Hollywood for your home videos, with special effects, titles and even surround sound.

Full magnesium body
It’s not just on the FE’s high-resolution screen that you’ll notice details you never saw before. It’s the little things our designers thought of that make the overall package stand out. Like building the whole body out of magnesium, rather than just reinforcing parts of it with it. Impossible as it sounds, that both cuts down the FE’s weight and makes it stronger. A lighter, more robust machine positively encourages you to take it wherever your inspiration demands. So bid your desk farewell, and discover places where no laptop has been before.

Keyboard
Laptops are more hands-on than desktops by nature. In fact, you spend more time in physical contact with it than nearly every other device. So a well-designed keyboard is more than useful – it’s vital. And the VAIO FE Series makes no compromises: the full size keyboard is ergonomically natural. The keystroke is comfortable and responsive, giving you responsive feedback to make typing a breeze. And the intelligent arrangement of the keys makes navigating around the system quick and intuitive. All of which leaves you looking as good as your VAIO.

Metallic VAIO logo
As the latest chapter of a whirlwind story that began in 1997, the FE Series carries with it some unique computing heritage. So its designers decided to make Teiyuu Goto’s eye-catching VAIO logo something of a centerpiece, casting its refined metallic form into the upper part of the case. The effect is one of industrial prestige – creating a bond between fellow users who appreciate the same commitment to elegance.

Ergonomic shape
Every last millimetre of the FE’s case has gone under carefully scrutiny. How do one’s hands rest over the keyboard? How should the heat escape from inside the machine? What is the best way to balance the weight? The angle of the screen? The travel of the keyboard? The result is a machine as streamlined as any sports car – and an experience that is as comfortable as it is purposeful. After all, if you’re designing an everyday system, you have to make people want to use it everyday.

Stylishly coloured
There’s no point having a screen with 72% colour accuracy if the whole world has gone beige. VAIO has long lead the campaign against dull, uninspiring computers – and that fighting spirit continues, with the FE’s attractive two-tone design. It is fresh, light and unique - a lot like the machine itself. And it was designed to stay looking great for longer - by choosing paints that are more resistant to scratches and dirty fingerprints, this is a notebook for the real world. Not to mention, looking the part wherever you take it. After all, why shouldn't the presentation start the moment you take your notebook out of the case?