Sony Vaio Y Series Review: Proving Fusion's Potential

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In this review we’ll be taking a look at the new Sony Vaio Y, an 11.6”

netbook powered by AMDÂ’s E-350, the most powerful Fusion APU the

company currently offers. While the E-240 was a single-core part

clocked at 1.5 GHz, the E-350 is a dual-core part clocked at 1.6 GHz.

The graphics portion of the APU is essentially the same on both.

 

URL: http://www.pcper.com/reviews/Mobile/Sony-Vaio-Y-Series-Review-Proving-Fusions-Potential

 

Quote: "When crammed into a netbook with a $450 price tag - as is

being done by several other manufacturers including ASUS, HP and Acer

- AMD's E-350 looks to be an excellent choice, offering performance

that is well above your typical netbook at a price that keeps Fusion

out of direct competition with more powerful Intel Core processors. If

you want a netbook with reasonable power and the ability to play some

3D games and watch some HD video, an AMD E-350 may well be in your

future."

 

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