Sony VGX-TP1 desktop
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• Before Use »
• Documentation »
• Getting Started »
• Locating Controls and Ports »
• About the Indicator Lights »
• Setting Up Your Computer »
• Shutting Down Your Computer Safely »
• Using Your VAIO Computer »
• Using the Keyboard »
• Using the Touch Pad »
• Using the Optical Disc Drive »
• Using the TV Function »
• Using the Memory Stick Media »
• Using Other Memory Cards »
• Using the Internet »
• Using Wireless LAN (WLAN) »
• Using Peripheral Devices »
• Selecting Display Modes »
• Using the Multiple Monitors Function »
• Connecting a Universal Serial Bus (USB) Device »
• Connecting a Printer »
• Connecting an i.LINK Device »
• Connecting to a Network (LAN) »
• Customizing Your VAIO Computer »
• Setting the Password »
• Setting Up Your Computer with VAIO Central »
• Using the Power Saving Modes »
• Upgrading Your VAIO Computer »
• Adding and Removing Memory »
• Precautions »
• On Using the Power Source »
• On Handling Your Computer »
• On Handling Floppy Disks »
• On Handling Discs »
• On Using Headphones »
• On Handling Memory Stick Media »
• On Handling the Hard Disk »
• Troubleshooting »
• Computer »
• System Security »
• Networking »
• Optical Discs »
• Display »
• Printing »
• Microphone »
• Speakers »
• Keyboard »
• Touch Pad »
• Floppy Disks »
• Audio/Video »
• Memory Stick Media »
• Peripherals »
• Support Options »
• Sony Support Information »
• Program Support Information »
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It also comes with another specification of variant in 4 GB RAM also...One thing that is compromised though is the portability, entertainment laptops are made to keep at home and not really to carry about with you all the time, so whilst the specification may look good, don?t expect one of these to be very portable...The hard disk drive is 80GB, which is quite suitable for the size...
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The Sony VAIO VGX-TP1 is certainly eye-catching: This white-gray circle looks more like a stand to place something on than a PC...The preproduction unit I looked at was fairly easy to set up, though I did have to hunt for the tiny button in front that turned on the wireless transmitter to enable it to see the keyboard...Despite its diminutive size, the VGX-TP1 supplies...