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To: exitleft who wrote ()	10/13/1998 11:07:00 PM
From: Even1	Read Replies (1) of 10072

Stinko Products We Despise zdnet.com Sony Vaio subnotebook. Sometimes it's not how badly a product operates. It's how badly it disappoints you. Imagine a date with a supermodel. You're expecting the best night of your life. When you pick her up, she makes you wait 45 minutes. At the restaurant, she visits the ladies room for 20 minutes while you stare at your congealing entree. At the club, she excuses herself for a half hour to giggle with friends. The three-pound Vaio is the thinnest, best-looking subnotebook on the market. With a powerful Pentium processor, it should be plenty fast. But it is (apparently) hobbled by an incredibly sluggish hard disk. The machine is so slow you can barely get any work done because you are forced... to... wait... so... often. And I'm not even going to mention that the company sent a 32 MB machine even though we paid for 64 MB. Or that its battery was defunct. When I ordered my Vaio, I was prepared to fall in love. Within 24 hours of trying to get work done with it, I detested it. Imagine what kind of slime company would steal 32 MB of RAM from a customer!!! Gee, they didn't get the disk drive right either.:-)

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