It does not have the EDGE antenna (for WWAN Internet access) that some others have. It has a 100GB hard drive instead of the 120GB drive that some others have. It has an Intel Core Duo T2400 1.83Ghz CPU instead of the 2.0Ghz CPU that some others have. It comes with Windows XP Home instead of Windows XP Professional. This means: As a Regular SZ notebook, it has a magnesium body instead of the carbon-fiber body of the Premium notebooks.

The SZ-110B in particular The Vaio SZ-110B (view large image) The 110B is Sony’s lowest-priced SZ notebook (excluding the custom-configurable SZ-140). For more details, see Sony’s SZ comparison page. Lastly, some Premium notebooks come with an integrated EDGE antenna for wireless Internet access using Cingular’s cellular network. The Premium notebooks also have a slightly different type of keyboard, but the difference is subjective and preference will probably depend on the individual user. They use a different type of LCD screen and backlight, resulting in an ultrathin screen (4.5mm thick) that supposedly looks better than the Regular type - but the Regular screen already seems thin enough and bright enough, so the Premium one may be more of a luxury than a necessity. Premium SZ notebooks have carbon-fiber bodies, weigh 3.7 lbs, and offer a manufacturer-estimated 6 – 7 hours of battery life (inaccurate see Battery section below). General info about the Sony SZ line Sony’s SZ notebooks are divided into two major categories, “Regular” (Sony just calls them “SZ”, but “Regular” is used here for clarity) and Premium: Regular SZ notebooks have magnesium bodies, weigh 4.1 lbs, and offer a manufacturer-estimated 5.5 – 6 hours of battery life (inaccurate see Battery section below). Other notebooks in this category include the Lenovo Thinkpad X60s, the Asus W5F, and the Toshiba Portege M400 convertible tablet, but several important features differentiate the SZ line from the others. As of late March 2006, the Sony SZ line is one of the few ultraportable Intel Core Duo notebook series currently available.

These ultraportable notebooks weigh in at a light 4 pounds, about average for their category, but they come loaded with features not found on other ultraportables. The SZ line represents Sony’s latest attempt to combine mobility and power without sacrificing too much of either. April 4, 2006by Liar Reads (264,477) TweetComments (0)DiscussEmailPrint Review Specs Shop Buy Direct From Manufacturer The Sony Vaio SZ-110/B (model # VGNSZ110B) is Sony’s entry-level SZ-series notebook.

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