Sony Vaio VGN-G11VN/T review

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Zoom/See more images Ultraportable notebook By: Stephen Patrick Manufacturer: Sony Price as Reviewed: £ 1799 Latest Price: £ compare price   >> Read full review Tools Our score >> See other reviews with this score Your Score >> How would you rate this product?

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