VAIO E Series 14P Laptops Feature xLOUD & Multi-Gesture Trackpad
Sony's notebook division today announced the availability of VAIO E Series 14P laptop. While the new laptop may not feature technical awesomeness; it sure attracts attention with nice features & looks. The notebook features 'wrap-around' design with three fresh colors to choose from: black, white and pink. You will also enjoy crisp sound with xLOUD, Clear Phase and Dolby Home Theatre V4 technologies. The keyboard is backlit and an ambient sensor turns it on in low-light environments. The multi-gesture trackpad is generously sized and offers button-free control of the mouse cursor. You can use it to zoom photos, navigate through pages and scroll or pivote movements.
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SONY VAIO E Series 14P Notebooks | Image Credit: SONY
The E Series 14P also boasts brand new gesture control. If you want to flick through the web pages of photos, simply swipe your hand in front of the integrated HD web camera. If you want to pause a power point presentation or music player, simply put down your hand. The rotate movement of your hand can be used to adjust the volume of the music player. Cool, huh? The notebook also features hybrid graphics technology which turns on the dedicated GPU while running graphics intensive applications. During regular use, the GPU is cut-off to save power. Sony promises battery backup of about 7 hours with the standard configuration and regular use.
Those interested in detailed technical specifications may refer to the following chart:
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SONY VAIO E Series 14P Notebooks | Image Credit: SONY
The E Series 14P also boasts brand new gesture control. If you want to flick through the web pages of photos, simply swipe your hand in front of the integrated HD web camera. If you want to pause a power point presentation or music player, simply put down your hand. The rotate movement of your hand can be used to adjust the volume of the music player. Cool, huh? The notebook also features hybrid graphics technology which turns on the dedicated GPU while running graphics intensive applications. During regular use, the GPU is cut-off to save power. Sony promises battery backup of about 7 hours with the standard configuration and regular use.
Those interested in detailed technical specifications may refer to the following chart:
| Model | VAIO SVE14A1S1EW |
| Processor | Intel® Core™ i3-2350M Processor |
| OS | Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium 64bit with Service Pack 1 |
| Memory | 4GB DDR3 1333MHz SDRAM |
| Drive | 500GB HDD 5400rpm |
| Screen | 35.5cm (14â€) VAIO Display (1366x768) with wide (16:9) aspect ratio |
| Graphics | AMD Radeon™ HD 7670M (1GB VRAM) + Intel® HD Graphics 3000 |
| Optical drive | DVD SuperMulti Drive |
| Others | WLAN 802.11b/g/n; Bluetooth® Ver. 4.0 + HS; USB 2.0 (x2), USB 3.0 (x1), USB 3.0 with USB charge (x1); HDMI out; stereo speakers with Dolby®Home Theater® v4; HD Web Camera powered by ‘Exmor for PC’ (1.31 megapixels); Web, VAIO and Assist buttons; backlit keyboard and touchpad with gesture support |
| Dimensions DxHxW | Approx. 245 x 22.4 x 341mm |
| Weight | Approx. 2.3kg (with standard supplied battery) |
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