The lid's stop at the maximum opening is now also firmer than in the SB test device. The lid's teetering that we reproached in the equally built SB range (German) hasn't completely, yet almost ceased. This behavior, mechanically induced in the hinge, lets the lid open to the usually desired 130 degrees almost "by itself". As of an 80 degree opening, the needed force lessens for the distance of about 20 degrees just to bid the known grip at 100 degrees again. The hinge has a firm grip on the lid, but it has a peculiarity. Nevertheless, light pressure on the lid's surface doesn't cause denting. We can twist the display by a few degrees when held at the corners. The matt lid is acceptably rigid in view of its flat design. The material is stiff and looks high-end due to the hard, metallic cool surface (painted). The aluminum magnesium alloy, which makes up the case, has a positive impact here. The surfaces above the keys and the base plate fit tight and don't yield anywhere - not even over the optical drive (only marginally below). It's tightly locked there, but it can be removed. This is no longer the case because it can be found underneath a cover on the bottom. Sony hasn't used any kind of glossy surfaces.Ī clattering battery was a typical Sony characteristic for a long time. The work surface's matt and to the largest extent fingerprint resistant surface is very suitable for working on the go. The smooth wrist-rest convinces with a high stiffness and can't be dented even a bit anywhere. The case has a good torsional stiffness for mobile usages. Sony's 13.3 incher weighs 1652 grams and the 90 watt power adapter adds 286 grams.
0 kommentar(er)
