Sony Vaio All In One Desktop Computer

2/3 of a stop is a good value for my needs. the full stop was too much and 1/3 not enough at all.

Finally I can stow my A77, SAL-70400G, additional lenses AND my Vaio notebook computer all in complete padded safety. The heavy duty velco type internal separators can be easily reconfigured to suit your "gear of the day". I had never considered a back pack solution until I watched the demonstration video. Highly recommended for Sony Alpha-philes.

My first serious computer was a Dell PC with an 80gig hard drive. I discovered that a loaded hard drive equals a computer that grinds to a halt. I purchaced this 1TB drive to accompany my Sony Vaio, with an almost 500GB drive, to keep from overworking my computer. With lots of raw image files from a Nikon D-300, it's easy to see the Vaio getting overloaded sometime in the future. The Western Digital Elements SE portable drive will be the primary storage destination for me, keeping the Vaio unencumbered to maintain it's operating speed and perhaps minimize the possibility of other recovery problems.

I got this one for my old Sony Vaio FZ series, to extend his life a little bit more, can't be happier, the thing is flying, with windows 10 and 8 gig of ram, and it still much faster then some new laptops out there, thanks Samsung, thanks B&H. ???? ??? ???? ??

Nice and simple sleeve for my home Sony VAIO CW and my work HP Folio 1040 laptops.

I purchased two of these for my Sony VAIO 13 laptops with bottom sheet batteries and they very nice with just a little extra room. I've traveled all around the world with these, even to Iraq and Afghanistan, and they've held up really well. In fact, they look practically new and have protected my laptops from dust, splashes of water and minor impacts. I would definitely buy them again! Not having any exterior pockets is actually a bonus for my needs, so five stars it is!

I use this product in voice over work and love the crystal clear reproduction. A bit bulky, but worth it. As a caveat, DO NOT try using this with a Sony Vaio laptop as you are unable to listen to the audio that has been recorded on the laptop using the Yeti headphone jack. Nor can you monitor what is being recorded from the Yeti while using the Vaio headphone jack, the Sony laptop is totally worthless for field recording and editing.

I use this on my Sony VAIO PC, running on Windows 7 Ultimate. (VPCA151A11L), which has Intel Sandybridges i7-3612QM, 12GB of DDR3 RAM (1333mHz), a 480GB SanDisk Extreme Pro SSD, and Nvidia Geforce GT 640M LE graphics (2GB GDDR4). One of my two USB 3.0 ports is kinda faulty, so I needed this to make better use of my 1 remaining port as this computer has been used rigorously since 2012. I don't have USB 3.1, but this will still function for USB 3.0 connections. = What I like about this hub is that it's simple and straight to the point. You plug it in and there's a push button to turn it on and off. I've tested the speed of 2 things, transferring files (copy/move) on a portable USB 3.0 HDD and a USB 3.0 SDHC/CF card reader, directly to the port and through the hub to the same port. It is consistent, at least in my experiences. What I don't like about it Absolutely nothing. It's giving me the freedom to use more devices than before and expand my usage of USB 3.0.

Best desktop computer I had yet

Excellent compact desktop computer.