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With a 15.5-inch screen, powerful Core i3 CPU, and discrete ATI graphics, we didn't expect the VAIO E Series to last very long on a charge. At 1366 x 768 resolution, the frame rate dropped to an unplayable 18 fps, but that was still better than the category average of 17 fps. At 1024 x 768 resolution, the notebook achieved a strong frame rate of 47 fps, far better than the category average of 32 fps, the 11 fps offered by the Satellite L505, and the 22 fps provided by the ASUS UL50VF. The E Series can even handle Far Cry 2, a more demanding game than World of Warcraft. The ASUS UL50VF managed 31 fps at this resolution. When we bumped the resolution up to 1366 x 768 with high detail, the E Series' frame rate dropped to a still-playable 25 fps, on par with the category average of 26 fps, but far ahead of the Satellite L505 (10 fps). The ASUS UL50VF, with its Nvidia graphics, also achieved 60 fps. When we played World of Warcraft at 1024 x 768 resolution, the VAIO E managed a smooth-as-butter 60 frames per second, 15 frames better than the category average of 45 fps and nearly double that of the Satellite L505 (31 fps). On 3DMark06, which measures overall graphics prowess, the VAIO E scored an impressive 4,112, way better than the 3,185 category average, miles ahead of the Satellite L505 with integrated graphics (1,743), and even better than the discrete graphics-powered ASUS UL50VF (3436). Though it's not marketed as a gaming system, the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5470 card inside the VAIO E gives it a lot of graphics muscle. The category average is 52 seconds, but many of the systems that contributed toward that average have faster CPUs or four cores. This is a bit faster than the Satellite L505's 1 minute and 12 seconds.
The VAIO E took a brisk 1 minute and 5 seconds to transcode a 5-minute MPEG-4 file to AVI using Oxelon Media Converter. That's a rate of 21.7 MBps, which is a little bit better than the category average of 20.4 MBps or the 20.9 MBps turned in by the Satellite L505.
The hard drive took 2 minutes and 55 seconds to complete the LAPTOP Transfer Test, in which we copy 4.97GB of mixed media files. The 7,200-rpm, 500GB hard drive booted Windows 7 Home Premium(64-bit) in 56 seconds, which is just a tad faster than the category average of59 seconds and 5 seconds better than the Satellite L505.
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On PC Mark Vantage, a test that measures overall performance, the VAIO E scored a whopping 5,449, well above the mainstream notebook category average of 3,587 and the 4,918 returned by the Core i3-powered Toshiba Satellite L505. Whether surfing the Web, viewing high def videos, playing games, or circling the globe in Google Earth, the notebook felt extremely snappy, and our benchmark tests only confirmed that impression.
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The front lip has headphone and microphone ports and two different memory card readers: one for Sony Memory Stick Pro cards and another for standard SD Cards.Ĭlick to enlargeThe VAIO E's 2.13-GHz Intel Core i3-330M CPU and ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5470 graphics combined to give it very strong overall performance. On the left side, you'll find Ethernet, VGA, HDMI, eSATA/USB, and ExpressCard/34 slots. On the right side of the chassis are three USB 2.0 ports, an optical drive, and a Kensington lock slot.
The VAIO E comes with just about every port the average consumer could need. Though the notebook's speakers got fairly loud as we streamed tunes from, the VAIO sounded more like a mono clock radio than an expensive multimedia machine with stereo speakers. We tried listening to a heavy metal song, a jazz tune, and an R&B track, and all sounded tinny and harsh. When we tried playing a Blu-ray disc of Iron Man, images were crisp and colorful, but the soundtrack seemed muted, even at maximum volume.
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However, the glossy surface on the screen ensured that colors looked washed out at any but the most direct viewing angle and, even when sitting right in front of the computer, we had to push the lid back 30 degrees to avoid seeing overhead lights or our own reflection.Įvery kind of video we played was incredibly sharp, detailed and smooth, from a streaming 720p episode of Fringe to a downloaded 1080p file from Microsoft's WMV HD Content Showcase to a DVD of the movie Dark City. The VAIO E's 15.5-inch 1366 x 768 screen provided sharp images and bright colors.
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After playing a Hulu video at full screen for 15 minutes, we measured the keyboard at an acceptable 95 degrees Fahrenheit, the touchpad at a reasonable 94 degrees, and the bottom at a somewhat warm 101 degrees.However, given the size of the notebook, you probably won't be putting it on your lap much. Click to enlargeThroughout our use of the VAIO E Series, we found that the major touchpoints stayed within comfortable temperatures.