We scored 47 words per minute with a 2 percent error rate. Typing on the VAIO T Series 15 was somewhat difficult due to the lack of travel. We also appreciate the bright backlighting that shuts off after 10 seconds of inactivity. The black flat keys are well-spaced, and we like having the full-size number pad. We loved the richness of the saxophone in the background as we listened to Macklemore and Ryan Lewis' "Thrift Shop." The lows were lacking, however, and we heard some distortion at maximum volume.Ĭlick to EnlargeThe T15's island-style keyboard runs the length of the deck with a quarter inch to spare on each side. Powered by Intel High Definition Audio with xLOUD and Clear Phase Technology, the speakers filled our test room with clear highs and mids. Performing a downward swipe to close apps and the right-left motion for the Recent Apps bar were quick, fluid motions.Ĭlick to EnlargeWe were pleasantly surprised by the big volume delivered by the VAIO T Series 15's speakers at the top of the deck. Cueing up the Charms menu and swiping between open programs was seamless. The VAIO T Series 15's touch screen was responsive when navigating Windows 8's Modern UI. However, we found that the VAIO T Series 15 suffers from shallow viewing angles that could barely accommodate two people.
By comparison, the HP 15t-4000 measured 289 lux while the Inspiron 15z gave a pale 146.
Thanks to the sharpness, the actor's smile and frown lines were on full display as he vacillated between smug arrogance and rage.Īt 319 lux, the VAIO T Series 15's display is dazzling, beating out the 228 lux mainstream average. Still, text in Google Doc was nice and clean and colors on were vivid and bold.Ī marigold Rolls-Royce with gleaming chrome accents offered a great contrast to Leonardo DiCaprio's stunning blue eyes during the 1080p "The Great Gatsby" trailer.
Too bad the beauty was quickly marred by our repeated swipes. Click to EnlargeSharp details and bright, eye-catching color abound on the VAIO T Series 15's 1920 x 1080 touch-screen display.
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