Sony VAIO P (VGN-P11Z) vs Sony VAIO UX (VGN-UX1XN)

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VAIO P (VGN-P11Z) compared with VAIO UX (VGN-UX1XN)
SonyVAIO P (VGN-P11Z)SonyVAIO UX (VGN-UX1XN)
Overview
ReleasedFebruary 20092007
Display
Screen size8″4.5″
Resolution1600 × 768 (better)1024 × 600
TouchscreenNoYes
Display typeX-black LCD with LED backlightingWSVGA touch-panel LCD; 1024 × 600 shown in Sony's service block diagram; stylus supplied
Screen finishGlossy (Notebookcheck)Glossy (Notebook.cz)
Performance
ProcessorIntel Atom Z520Intel Core Solo U1500
CPU cores11
Graphics–Intel GMA 950
CPU threads2–
Memory2 GB (better)1 GB
Storage60 GB (better)32 GB
CPU1.33 GHz; 512 KB L2 cache; 533 MHz front-side bus; Intel US15W system controller hubUltra-low-voltage Intel Core Solo U1500; 1.33 GHz; 2MB L2 cache; 533 MHz front-side bus (Intel)
GPUMobile Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 500; shared system memoryIntel 945GMS chipset with integrated graphics; Intel GMA 950 identified by The Register and Notebook.cz
Memory type533 MHz DDR2 SDRAM; 2GB soldered on board; maximum 2GB1GB on-board DDR2 memory; not user-expandable. Notebook.cz reports 400 MHz effective operation although its end-of-review table labels DDR2-533.
Storage type60GB Ultra ATA/100 hard disk; 4200 rpm; G-Sensor HDD Shock Protection32GB flash drive with a PATA interface in Sony's European service specification; recovery partition reduces usable capacity
Battery and size
Battery life (maker's claim)Up to 2.75 hours–
Weight0.638 kg–
Thickness19.8 mm–
Width × depth245 × 120 mm–
Battery life detailVGP-BPS15/B lithium-ion battery; Sony's 165-minute claim uses MobileMark 2007; stated charging time 180 minutesSony VGP-BPS6 battery. Notebook.cz measured 2 hours 49 minutes in its light document-work test; this is a review measurement rather than a maker runtime claim.
ColoursVolcano Red, Forest Green, Ebony Black and Ivory WhiteBlack; European model with an English keyboard
Connections
Ports2 × USB-A, SD card slot, headphone jackUSB-A, headphone jack
Wi-Fi802.11b/g/Draft n802.11a/b/g
Bluetooth2.1 + EDR–
Webcam0.3MP Motion Eye; 640 × 480 video–
Operating systemWindowsWindows
Port detailUSB 2.0 Type-A; Memory Stick Duo/PRO Duo slot; proprietary port-replicator connector; included VGP-DA10 adapter provides VGA and Ethernet, described as GigaEthernet in Sony's sheetHandheld has one USB 2.0 socket, separate headphone and microphone sockets, CompactFlash and Memory Stick Duo/PRO Duo slots, and an I/O connector. Supplied port replicator adds three USB sockets, Ethernet, VGA, i.LINK and A/V output; these are excluded from the handheld port counts.
KeyboardIsolation keyboard; side-by-side window and XMB Instant-On buttonsSliding English keyboard; illuminated keys; intended for thumb typing
TrackpadPointing stick instead of a touchpadMulti-pointer with separate left, right and centre buttons; touchscreen also supports pen input
SpeakersBuilt-in stereo speakersBuilt-in monaural speaker
MicrophonesBuilt-in microphoneBuilt-in monaural microphone
Biometrics–Fingerprint sensor
In the boxAC adapter, VGP-BPS15/B battery, power cord and VGP-DA10 display/LAN adapter; Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 and XMB Instant-OnWindows Vista Business; VGP-BPS6 battery; VGP-AC16V7 AC adapter; port replicator; stylus. Sony's service specification distinguishes this European SSD model from US WWAN and Japanese tuner variants.

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