Sony VAIO VGN-Z21MN/B review
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Verdict
Sony's 13.1in Z-series redefines the ultraportable template, and justifies every single penny of its sizable price tag
Review Date: 29 Oct 2008
Reviewed By: Sasha Muller
Price when reviewed: £1,276 (£1,467 inc VAT)
Overall Rating
From around the web
Sony Servicing
I have one. Permanent huge white spots appeared on the screen spontaneously and Sony refused to fix it - blaming me. I blame myself for buying a Sony if anything
By CGreengrass on 9 Nov 2009 
Sony Servicing
Actually they have now agreed to repair it FOC. Always complain higher up is my advice! Thanks Sony after all
By CGreengrass on 11 Nov 2009
Sony Servicing
Actually they have now agreed to repair it FOC. Always complain higher up is my advice! Thanks Sony after all
By CGreengrass on 11 Nov 2009
Servicing
I had exactly the same problem: screen spontaneously broke and they blamed me.
CGreengrass, how did you get them to fix it? Can you send me your contact?!
By andrewkm82 on 10 Dec 2009
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