The Sony Vaio T13 has a strong point in its connectivity options, which include a raft of 'legacy' ports. If you are on a strict budget then it's worth remembering that the original Ultrabook lineup, including the HP Folio 13, the Samsung Series 5 and, the-Ultrabook-that-isn't-actually-an-Ultrabook, the MacBook Air, all run on Sandy Bridge processors. In the US, the Sony Vaio T13 range starts with a third generation Intel Core i5 version for $769.99, or a Core i7 version for $150 more. This 679 version of Sony' s first foray into the Ultrabook market is packing a second generation Intel Core 13 processor in the UK. Sony has also managed to cram in a decent hardware setup and a wealth of features into a stylish slimline chassis that comes in comfortably inside 700/$1,000.ĭespite Vaio T13 not being as sleek as the Dell XPS 13, as pretty as the Asus Zenbook UX31, or as feature-ridden as the HP Envy 14 Spectre, the 13.3-inch device is a seriously slick machine with a sharp finish unlike any other Ultrabook.Īt 17.8mm thick, and with a weight of 1.6kg, the Sony Vaio T13 is certainly not the skinniest Ultrabook, but its square, edges set it apart from its rivals.
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