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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	[[File:VGN-N.jpg\|thumb\|VGN-N]]		[[File:VGN-N.jpg\|thumb\|VGN-N]]
	The Sony VAIO N ~~series~~ was a range of low-mid end "budget" laptops released by Sony in 2007. It was described by reviewers as "plain", due to its gray and square design. Notebookreview ~~labled~~ it as a laptop "For those that like clean looks."		The Sony VAIO VGN-N was a range of low-mid end "budget" laptops released by Sony in 2007. It was described by reviewers as "plain", due to its gray and square design. Notebookreview labelled it as a laptop "For those that like clean looks." It was the first of the budget N lineup of laptops. The VGN-N was available in 2 colour options, one was an all white design and the 2nd option had a black lid and keyboard which is pictured.

	They included a reasonably sized 15.4" screen, Intel Core Duo or Celeron M (on lower end models) CPUs, a DVD reader/writer and came with Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005–Windows Vista capable and Windows Vista Premium ~~ready~~.		They included a reasonably sized 15.4" screen, Intel Core Duo or Celeron M (on lower end models) CPUs, a DVD reader/writer and came with Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005–Windows Vista capable and later models would ship with Windows Vista Home Premium.
	[[File:VGN-N Keyboard.jpg\|thumb\|VGN-N Keyboard]]		[[File:VGN-N Keyboard.jpg\|thumb\|VGN-N Keyboard]]
	The N Series also featured a ~~wide~~ range of ports, including ~~three~~ USB 2.0, FireWire, ExpressCard, Memory Stick and an SD Card slot. The N series had a modest 3 hours of battery life, but just under 2 hours while watching DVDs.		The N Series also featured a basic range of ports, including two USB 2.0, FireWire, ExpressCard, Memory Stick and an SD Card slot. The N series had a modest 3 hours of battery life, but just under 2 hours while watching DVDs.

	==Detailed Specs==		==Detailed Specs==
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	'''MSRP:''' under 1000€		'''MSRP:''' under 1000€
	==Daily Usage Today==		==Daily Usage Today==
	Usability is as usual with late XP/early Vista machines. Simple web browsing and text editing should be fine, though the laptop might struggle with modern websites. Animations and heavy scripts will be a big obstacle when browsing the web. Playing older games should also be fine, though modern games will struggle to even launch~~. Using the VGN-FT as a media player should still work without major issues, thanks to its remote and good speakers~~.		Usability is as usual with late XP/early Vista machines. Simple web browsing and text editing should be fine, though the laptop might struggle with modern websites. Animations and heavy scripts will be a big obstacle when browsing the web. Playing older games should also be fine, though modern games will struggle to even launch.

	==Resources==		==Resources==

Laki2 at 17:37, 10 September 2023

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	This page is currently WIP!!		This page is currently WIP!!
	==Overview==		==Overview==
			[[File:VGN-N.jpg\|thumb\|VGN-N]]
	The Sony VAIO N series was a range of low-mid end "budget" laptops released by Sony in 2007. It was described by reviewers as "plain", due to its gray and square design. Notebookreview labled it as a laptop "For those that like clean looks."		The Sony VAIO N series was a range of low-mid end "budget" laptops released by Sony in 2007. It was described by reviewers as "plain", due to its gray and square design. Notebookreview labled it as a laptop "For those that like clean looks."

	They included a reasonably sized 15.4" screen, Intel Core Duo or Celeron M (on lower end models) CPUs, a DVD reader/writer and came with Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005–Windows Vista capable and Windows Vista Premium ready.		They included a reasonably sized 15.4" screen, Intel Core Duo or Celeron M (on lower end models) CPUs, a DVD reader/writer and came with Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005–Windows Vista capable and Windows Vista Premium ready.
			[[File:VGN-N Keyboard.jpg\|thumb\|VGN-N Keyboard]]
	The N Series also featured a wide range of ports, including three USB 2.0, FireWire, ExpressCard, Memory Stick and an SD Card slot. The N series had a modest 3 hours of battery life, but just under 2 hours while watching DVDs.		The N Series also featured a wide range of ports, including three USB 2.0, FireWire, ExpressCard, Memory Stick and an SD Card slot. The N series had a modest 3 hours of battery life, but just under 2 hours while watching DVDs.

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==Overview==
The Sony VAIO N series was a range of low-mid end "budget" laptops released by Sony in 2007. It was described by reviewers as "plain", due to its gray and square design. Notebookreview labled it as a laptop "For those that like clean looks."

They included a reasonably sized 15.4" screen, Intel Core Duo or Celeron M (on lower end models) CPUs, a DVD reader/writer and came with Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005–Windows Vista capable and Windows Vista Premium ready.

The N Series also featured a wide range of ports, including three USB 2.0, FireWire, ExpressCard, Memory Stick and an SD Card slot. The N series had a modest 3 hours of battery life, but just under 2 hours while watching DVDs.

==Detailed Specs==
'''Processor:''' Intel Core Duo, Celeron M

'''Graphics:''' Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950 (128 MB of shared RAM)

'''Chipset:''' Intel 943GML Express(533MHz)

'''Memory:''' 1 GB RAM (2 GB max) 533MHz DDR2 SDRAM (2 slots)

'''Display:''' 15.4-inch WXGA (1280 x 800) TFT LCD with XBRITE-ECO technology (glossy)

'''Storage:''' 80GB /100GB SATA HDD 5400RPM

'''Weight:''' 2.95kg

'''MSRP:''' under 1000€
==Daily Usage Today==
Usability is as usual with late XP/early Vista machines. Simple web browsing and text editing should be fine, though the laptop might struggle with modern websites. Animations and heavy scripts will be a big obstacle when browsing the web. Playing older games should also be fine, though modern games will struggle to even launch. Using the VGN-FT as a media player should still work without major issues, thanks to its remote and good speakers.

==Resources==
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[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXZrOC5vDUM VGN-N Disassembly guide]

==Credits==
[http://www.vaio.sony.co.jp/Products/N2/spec_retail.html#first Sony] [http://www.vaio.sony.co.jp/Products/N1/spec_retail.html#first Sony] [https://www.inversenet.co.jp/pclist/product/SONY-note/VGN%252DN51B.html Inversenet] [https://web.archive.org/web/20220129002709if_/http://www.notebookreview.com/notebookreview/sony-vaio-n-laptop-review/ Notebookreview (Wayback Machine link)]

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