VPCEK - Revision history

Laki2 at 11:53, 19 July 2024

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	This notebook is very rare, because it wasn't released globally and were not available in most regions of Europe.		This notebook is very rare, because it wasn't released globally and were not available in most regions of Europe.
			[[File:VAIO VPCEK in white.jpg\|alt=VAIO VPCEK in white\|thumb\|VAIO VPCEK in white]]
	With this notebook (and the [[VPCEL]]), Sony decided to use an AMD CPU with integrated GPU, that wasn't very powerful, but reliable and power efficient.		With this notebook (and the [[VPCEL]]), Sony decided to use an AMD CPU with integrated GPU, that wasn't very powerful, but reliable and power efficient.

WalterWhite at 20:21, 28 January 2022

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	They can be easily recognised thanks to their diamond pattern, shared with the entire [https://vaiolibrary.com/index.php/E_(VPCE) E series] of late 2011 and early 2012, in the area near the trackpad and in the back of the screen.		They can be easily recognised thanks to their diamond pattern, shared with the entire [https://vaiolibrary.com/index.php/E_(VPCE) E series] of late 2011 and early 2012, in the area near the trackpad and in the back of the screen.

	Made mostly of plastic and available in white or black, their strengths ~~were~~ the low power consumption of the AMD CPU, their integrated AMD GPU, and the large lithium-ion battery (optional).		Made mostly of plastic and available in white or black, their strengths are the low power consumption of the AMD CPU, their integrated AMD GPU, and the large lithium-ion battery (optional).
	==Detailed Specs==		==Detailed Specs==
	'''Processor''' : AMD E-450 2x1.7 GHz		'''Processor''' : AMD E-450 2x1.7 GHz

WalterWhite at 20:21, 28 January 2022

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	This notebook is very rare, because it wasn't released globally and were not available in most regions of Europe.		This notebook is very rare, because it wasn't released globally and were not available in most regions of Europe.

			With this notebook (and the [[VPCEL]]), Sony decided to use an AMD CPU with integrated GPU, that wasn't very powerful, but reliable and power efficient.

	They can be easily recognised thanks to their diamond pattern, shared with the entire [https://vaiolibrary.com/index.php/E_(VPCE) E series] of late 2011 and early 2012, in the area near the trackpad and in the back of the screen.		They can be easily recognised thanks to their diamond pattern, shared with the entire [https://vaiolibrary.com/index.php/E_(VPCE) E series] of late 2011 and early 2012, in the area near the trackpad and in the back of the screen.

WalterWhite: Created page with "White VPCEK, with its characteristic diamond pattern. ==Summary== The Sony VAIO VPCEK are a series of mid-low-range notebooks released by Sony between October 2011 and February 2012. Low range of the [https://vaiolibrary.com/index.php/E_(VPCE) VPCE series], they have a 14" display with a 1366x768 resolution. This notebook is very rare, because it wasn't released globally and were not available in most regions of Europe. They can be easil..."

2022-01-27T19:16:52Z

Created page with "thumb|White VPCEK, with its characteristic diamond pattern. ==Summary== The Sony VAIO VPCEK are a series of mid-low-range notebooks released by Sony between October 2011 and February 2012. Low range of the [https://vaiolibrary.com/index.php/E_(VPCE) VPCE series], they have a 14" display with a 1366x768 resolution. This notebook is very rare, because it wasn't released globally and were not available in most regions of Europe. They can be easil..."

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[[File:Vaio VPCEK.jpg|thumb|White VPCEK, with its characteristic diamond pattern.]]

==Summary==
The Sony VAIO VPCEK are a series of mid-low-range notebooks released by Sony between October 2011 and February 2012.

Low range of the [https://vaiolibrary.com/index.php/E_(VPCE) VPCE series], they have a 14" display with a 1366x768 resolution.

This notebook is very rare, because it wasn't released globally and were not available in most regions of Europe.

They can be easily recognised thanks to their diamond pattern, shared with the entire [https://vaiolibrary.com/index.php/E_(VPCE) E series] of late 2011 and early 2012, in the area near the trackpad and in the back of the screen.

Made mostly of plastic and available in white or black, their strengths were the low power consumption of the AMD CPU, their integrated AMD GPU, and the large lithium-ion battery (optional).
==Detailed Specs==
'''Processor''' : AMD E-450 2x1.7 GHz

'''Graphics''' : AMD Radeon HD 6320

'''RAM''' : 2GB SDRAM DDR3

'''Display''' : 14" 16:9 LED 1366x768

'''Storage''' : 2.5" SATA

'''Weight''' : 2.1 kg / 74.0 oz / 4.6 pounds

'''Original OS''' : Windows 7 (64 bit)
==Daily Usage Today==
This device is usable for very basic tasks like simple navigation of websites and text editing today. It may run cloud gaming, but it is not recommended for gaming, even on a basic level.

We recommend to switch the mechanical hard drive to an SSD.

This device may work on Windows 11 with proper drivers, but it may have stability and stuttering problems.
==Downloads==
Follow our [https://vaiolibrary.com/index.php/Drivers_Downloading_Guides guide] to download and install the drivers (as Sony removed Windows 7 drivers and older).
==Sources==
[https://www.notebookcheck.net/Sony-Vaio-VPC-EK25EC-W.70200.0.html NotebookCheck] and [https://sony.com/ Sony]