Sony Vaio VPC-CW15FGW
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Reviews for the Sony Vaio VPC-CW15FGW
Source: Good Gear Guide

If there is one overwhelming opinion about the Sony VAIO CW Series (VPCCW15FGW) notebook at PC World, it's that it should not be available in pink. Everyone who saw it in our Test Centre despised the colour, wishing instead for black or white (or even the champagne colour that adorns part of the base). The Sony VAIO CW Series (VPCCW15FGW) notebook is quite stylish and comfortable to use. We like its keyboard and also the software that comes preinstalled on it, but it could use better connectivity options such as eSATA and a full-sized ExpressCard/54 slot.
Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 12/09/2009
Rating: Total score: 70%
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