description Sony VAIO Z (2011) Overview
The Sony VAIO Z (2011) is a business laptop distinguished by its innovative design. Constructed with a carbon fiber chassis and utilizing a sheet battery for extended power, it represents an early example of ultrabook engineering. This thin-and-light device was developed in Japan and targets professionals needing portability and reliable performance.
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How much did the 2011 Sony VAIO Z weigh?
Around 1.16 kg (roughly 2.5 lbs), which was lighter than the 13-inch MacBook Air of its day. The carbon fiber chassis was key to hitting that weight.
What was the screen resolution of the 2011 VAIO Z?
It packed a 13.1-inch display at 1600x900, unusually sharp for a 13-inch laptop in 2011. Most rivals were still shipping 1366x768 panels.
What was the Power Media Dock on the Sony VAIO Z?
It was an optional expansion dock, connected via Thunderbolt, that housed AMD Radeon graphics and optionally a Blu-ray drive with extra ports. It let the thin VAIO Z switch to real GPU power at a desk.
How long did the 2011 VAIO Z's battery last?
Its signature trick was an optional sheet battery that attached underneath and roughly doubled runtime. With both batteries, Sony advertised all-day use that few 2011 ultraportables could match.
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