are sony viaos good to buy?
86481
I have one, pcv-rx75M.. have it since 2002 it still runs perfectly... sony vaio in my opinion is really good to buy i recomend it!
939640
It was alright...always like Sony if I can get for cheaper than 2x what other items exactly the same are going for.  If you found one that's not overpriced GET IT.\n\nPerformance = 8/10 stars\n\nBattery Life = 10/10 stars\n\n\nNot sure about the battery life because only used a few times and most of the time I have it plugged in via surge protector/car adapter.\n\nPerformance good.  Better than HP....HP SUCKS.
870682
Well, I had trouble finding exclusively Bluetooth webcams on the Internet, but I did find one listed below.  The seller of the product (actually, the reseller, but never mind) has gotten good reviews on the website I listed, but as with any purchase I cannot guarantee if it will work well or not.  However, reviews of similar products seem unsatisfactory, and so I would suggest looking at all the links I posted before making a purchase. (People don't seem to like the other products that this company has made.) If you are just looking for a camera with Bluetooth, there will be far more options.
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http://www.sony.co.th/vaio/World/philosophy2.html
3185
i own a vaio too and it's very good quality. the problem with my model is that the hinge supporting the monitor of the laptop is not so sturdy. i dont think any model the same as mine is still out but i think u should watch out for that if u are planning to buy a vaio.
171212
You want an honest to goodness opinion?   ...Save up and buy a decent one.  There are basically three categories of digital cameras out on the market, if you will - the ones for the "enthusiast" (i.e. another word for "crap"), the mid-range priced stuff, and the high-end professional stuff.   Buy a mid-range priced camera with as much mega pixels and external memory capacity as you can afford.   And do not forget rechargeable batteries either.  ...I'm afraid at $100-$120, your options are pretty much limited to the cheap, poor optics, low-mega pixel, low external memory end stuff with very little PC and software compatibility features.    In other words, you are not really gonna be able to depend on it when and where you need it most.     Also, forget about buying someone’s USED camera on eBay, etc.    Like with anything electronic, you never know what you’re gonna get or why the person is trying to get ride of it in the first place.   Among the better brands are: Canon, Sony, Fuji, Kodak and Mitsuca; even Casio and Mirage are acceptable names.    Go talk to a knowledgeable professional at a specialized camera shop and have him/her explain the available options to you in more detail.  Good Luck!
639733
You can pay anywhere from 120 dollars, to thousands of dollars, the features and quality will vary greatly, between the different models, that are available. There are hundreds of brands, and models, on the market today.
1124217
I agree Toshiba and Sone and HP are great.  Be very careful if you buy online to not buy from the huge warehouses like TigerDirect.  They buy up all the old stuff, sell it cheap and don't offer good customer service or parts.\nLaptops are expensive and not easy to upgrade.  So unless mobility is your motive don't get one.  Save ur money and invest in a nice flat screen and box.
607377
I have a Sony DSC-W5, and I really like it. It has a large (and I mean large) LCD screen. It's 5.1 megapixels and has a bunch of shooting modes including video. I've never had an Olympus, but I know some who have and they also had Sonys and recommended getting a Sony.
75717
Depending on your usage, if you are traveller, buy light weight, if its desktop replacement, buy a powerful one with enough horsepower, if used extensively for presentations etc. buy one that has good battery life.
8929
That depends - Disposable or not, Digital or film, what kind of depth, what is your budget, why do you need accessories?, inbuilt flash, is this going to be used for Diving or just swimming - snorkelling?\n\nSeaLife, Sea & Sea, Nikon, Cannon, Sony are all makes to look at, then look at Underwater housing manufacturers like Ikolite to fit some regular cameras.
66390
I like Azureus as well, although there is a newish one called FireAnt which is specifically geared toward video content and has a neat interface.
713024
yeah it's pretty good, check out TigerDirect.com for price comparasions as they have some of the best deals out there.
829106
very good have been using it for two months now...very nice sometimes the router times out though and needs to be rest.. but apart from that no connectio issues and very quick... highly recommended i think (incidently i got the £10 a month package)\n\nJames
133638
Sony usually has a history of being to most reliable
213739
Anything from a manufacturer, Sony, or Samsung. Have fun searching. =>
532311
unfortunately they are a bit of an icon these days so to get a roadworthy one will probably cost over £1500 GBP. You can buy a dud one for a few hundred but they are hard to come by. Ebay has plenty but there are alot of poeple who want them! Go for split screen too! Much cooler!