Sony VAIO P (VPCP11S1E) vs Sony VAIO PCG-C1

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VAIO P (VPCP11S1E) compared with VAIO PCG-C1

	SonyVAIO P (VPCP11S1E)	SonyVAIO PCG-C1
Overview
Released
Released	2010	September 1998
Display
Screen size
Screen size	8″	8.9″
Resolution
Resolution	1600 × 768 (better)	1024 × 480
Touchscreen
Touchscreen	No	No
Display type
Display type	VAIO Display Plus; non-touch LCD (Les Numériques)	TFT LCD; approximately 16.7 million colours using dithering
Screen finish
Screen finish	Glossy (Les Numériques)	–
Display features
Display features	Ambient-light sensor and dedicated resolution-change button	–
Performance
Processor
Processor	Intel Atom Z540	Intel Mobile Pentium MMX 233 MHz
CPU cores
CPU cores	1	1
CPU threads
CPU threads	2	1
Graphics
Graphics	–	NeoMagic MagicMedia256AV
Memory
Memory	2 GB (better)	64 MB
Storage
Storage	64 GB (better)	3.2 GB
CPU
CPU	Intel Atom Z540 at 1.86 GHz; 512 KB L2 cache; 533 MHz front-side bus; Intel US15W system controller hub	233 MHz mobile Pentium MMX; 32KB internal cache; Intel 430TX chipset; 256KB external cache
GPU
GPU	Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 500; shared system memory	NeoMagic MagicMedia256AV; 2.5MB video memory
Memory type
Memory type	533 MHz DDR2 SDRAM; 2GB fitted and maximum 2GB	64MB SDRAM supplied; maximum 96MB by replacing the removable 32MB module with 64MB
Storage type
Storage type	64GB PATA SSD; flash storage confirmed by exact-model reviews and Sony's generation announcement	3.2GB Ultra ATA hard disk
Cooling
Cooling	Passive cooling without a fan (The Register and Les Numériques)	–
Battery and size
Battery life (maker's claim)
Battery life (maker's claim)	Up to 5 hours	Up to 3 hours
Battery capacity
Battery capacity	19 Wh	–
Weight
Weight	0.632 kg (better)	1.1 kg
Thickness
Thickness	19.8 mm (better)	38 mm
Width × depth
Width × depth	245 × 120 mm	240 × 140 mm
Battery life detail
Battery life detail	Supplied VGP-BPS23 lithium-ion battery, 19Wh/2500mAh; Sony's five-hour claim uses MobileMark 2007; stated charge time 3.5 hours; weight includes this battery	Sony claims 1.5–3 hours with the supplied S battery and 3.5–6.5 hours with the optional L battery in power-saving mode. Running the camera application reduces these ranges to 1–2.5 and 2.5–5.5 hours respectively. Weight includes the S battery.
Charger
Charger	VGP-AC10V6 AC adapter	–
Connections
Ports
Ports	2 × USB-A, SD card slot, headphone jack	USB-A, headphone jack
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi	802.11b/g/n	–
Bluetooth
Bluetooth	2.1 + EDR	–
Webcam
Webcam	0.3MP Motion Eye; 640 × 480	Motion Eye; 0.27MP 1/6-inch CCD; 2.8 mm f/2.8 lens
Operating system
Operating system	Windows	Windows
Port detail
Port detail	Two USB 2.0 Type-A ports, Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo slot and proprietary expansion connector; VGA and Ethernet require a separate port replicator	USB; mini VGA connector with supplied 15-pin adapter; 4-pin S200 i.LINK; IrDA 1.1 and ASK; mono microphone input and stereo headphone output; one Type II PC Card slot with CardBus and ZV support; K56flex modem with up to 56kbps incoming and 33.6kbps outgoing data. V.90 was a planned upgrade, rather than the supplied modem mode.
Keyboard
Keyboard	Isolation keyboard with 16.5 mm key pitch and 1.2 mm stroke; Quick Web, Assist and Change Resolution buttons	87-key Japanese keyboard; 17 mm key pitch
Trackpad
Trackpad	Central pointing stick plus small touchpad to the right of the screen and click buttons to its left	Pointing stick with scrolling support
Speakers
Speakers	Built-in stereo speakers	Built-in mono speaker
Microphones
Microphones	Built-in monaural microphone	Built-in microphone
In the box
In the box	AC adapter, power cord, strap cable and spare pointing-stick cap; Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit	Windows 98; AC adapter; S battery; VGA adapter; recovery CD; external USB floppy drive and cables. Optional PC Card CD-ROM drive sold separately.