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Sony Laptop

  • 11/01/02

The Sony VAIO GRX500 Series notebook computers offer the versatility of a desktop with the mobility of a notebook. It comes complete with a state-of-the-art Mobile Intel Pentium 4 Processor-M and 1.8 GHz supporting enhanced Intel SpeedStep technology. Its 16” LCD screen offers high-resolution UXGA, and the CD-RW/DVD combo drive allows users to create their own CDs or watch movies. The unit also features 32 MB of DDR memory for quicker opening and application usage. Prices for the VAIO GRX500 Series start at $1,599. Sony, New York City, NY, (888) 595-VAIO, www.sony.com.

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