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miles per hour. It took tremendous strength, but it worked. In ten seconds
Sony VAIO S170P (1.5 GHz Dothan Pentium M) 2m 07s
I was surprised by the small size of the S260 retail package as I've seen
digital cameras that came in larger boxes. Like some of the other notebooks
I've bought in the past, the contents were pretty sparse. The notebook was well
packaged and besides the notebook itself and standard battery, there was a
power cord and power supply brick as well as a 30-40 page quick start pamphlet,
warranty card, fall 2004 accessory brochure and a key for the trial version of
Microsoft office. The battery did not have any charge on it, so after charging
for a couple of hours I turned it on and it proceeded to quickly boot into
Windows XP home (with Service Pack 2). The OS had been completely installed and
did not ask for any information such as a name, password or time zone. As this
notebook was directly from Sony for the purpose of this review, it is possible
that a new unit off the shelf may ask for some information to complete the
setup. It's nice to be up and going with really no steps involved other than
turning it on, but with all the security concerns presently, it should at least
ask for a password to be set.
I ordered the unit with 802.11b/g wireless but not with Bluetooth. The reason
for this was to avoid having to custom configure it and risk not having it in
time for Christmas. I found it odd that Sony did not include Bluetooth in a
pre-built configuration and am disappointed about that one (my S270 has
Bluetooth). There is also no infra-red port on the unit. Granted, this is a
minor nuance, but it would have been nice to know it was there if I needed it.
can do in the air and what I can't, that's all. I just want to know."
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