Yes and no.

i used C n my best lappy so far the Vaio SR55 for so long.. both have nice design super built quality n great material. i love em so dearly! i kinda hate what sony doing with my beloved S line!

Yeah, well it's the same problem with other laptops anyway : It's hard to find a second battery. Only now, you need a screwdriver

lolz...so sony used to hav good laptops b4...sorry ah...don mean to judge the brand or anything...jus every review i heard from my frens(sony vaio user)all giv bad review...peace peace

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Added on March 25, 2011, 5:49 pmif dat's the case i dun really see the benefit of having built in battery...i mean there's no much difference in the design also

This post has been edited by 8u8u: Mar 25 2011, 05:49 PM

Save some space on the inside? Tougher construction on that battery part?

hmm...i have no idea...but then i did learn dat dere is something called built in battery...^^is gt540 a powerful gpu??sommore 2gb vram?

how come the photo is not like the 4830tg we saw else where? no blue color panel, etc...

2gb vram is not important, while 540m is a good middle class gpu, i would say its pretty good for a non gaming laptop like G series, alienware, etc

i see...so its quite cheap rite the price for these kind of specs??i feel very worthy to buy?

can say so since its light and good battery at the same time. N43SL probably has better build quality but not as light.

i wana ask...aluminum build laptop is better than plastic??

yes.

540M, sandy bridge CPU, USB3.0, light and slim@2.17 kg > RM2499...

it should be better at heat dissipation and wont flex as much, but heavier. Please correct me if i'm wrong.

short answer, yes

juz wanna know..
some1 told me, it is not good use the batt while the lappy is plugged in..
and i dunno is it true or not...
anybody can conform this??
this laptop remind me this thing...

This post has been edited by ashingburning: Mar 25 2011, 06:02 PM

but then i heard ppl say aluminum is much hotter??i dun think weight is a problem cuz i seldom travel with laptop

but an all alu casing will transfer heat more efficiently.. to your palm.
true story.

so its better for the laptop and bad for us?

because aluminium conducts heat better, naturally it'll feel hotter. But the interiors should be cooler

generally yes... heat from other hardware parts can kill off the battery cells slowly...

look at MacBook Pro/Air, and u'll get an idea...

u can use the whole chasis as a giant heatsink, which saves space inside, at the expense of hot surface...