Sony Vaio FJ

The Sony Vaio FJ series is a 14.1 inch notebook designed for Windows XP and the FJ270, FJ290, FJ330,FJ370 models in particular, are designed for Windows Vista. The FJ Series uses only the Pentium M processors using the Sonoma platform of Intel Centrino.

A Sony VAIO FJ76 Notebook

The VAIO FJ has a thin, 14.1" wide screen display with Sony's original XBRITE-ECO LCD technology and it has a built-in Motion Eye web camera above the screen in the bezel.

Low end FJ

Sony released a low end edition of FJ series. This was much cheaper and available from US$800, but it didn't include a built in camera, and used Intel Celeron (1.60 GHz) processor instead of the more powerful Centrino CPU (1.90 or 2.33 GHz). It also included a 60GB hard drive instead of the usual 100GB. This model sold well in the Asian market.

FJ Market

The FJ series was first targeted as a home/work computer as the FJ190 but the FJ270/370 which was the most powerful edition was for home/work/student computer the FJ290 which had inferior specifications was the "colors" computer because it was available in five color which were later expanded to 9 colors when VAIO 10th anniversary special edition appeared in Japan the FJ series called F light is available in different colors than in America and was TV capable using Windows Media Center. F light series are starting to be replaced by the C series like in America.

Specifications
  • Intel Centrino Processor 750 or Centrino Napa (Intel Core Solo)(newer models such as FJ270 or FJ370)
  • 1.86 GHz SPEED
  • 1GB (PC2-4200 512MB x 2) RAM MEMORY
  • 100GB SATA HARD DRIVE
  • WXGA Screen with 14.1” XBRITE - Res: 1280×800
  • MULTIMEDIA CARD READER (Memory Stick (with MagicGate functionality)
    • Memory Stick PRO (with MagicGate functionality)
    • Memory Stick Duo (with MagicGate functionality)
    • PCMCIA (Type I and Type II card slot with CardBus support)
  • Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 915 or 950 with 128MB (dynamically allocated shared RAM/video memory)
  • 1 MP built in webcam
  • Wifi 802.11b/n
  • BATTERY LIFE:

Trivia
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