| Detailed Description: All models in the ultraportable , 3-pound VAIO T series feature the exact same form factor and a standard set of core components: Intel Pentium M processors, a 10.6inch wide-screen display with a fairly fine 1,280x768 native resolution , built-in Bluetooth and 802.11b/g wireless technologies, and--with the exception of the VGN-T150's small, 40GB drive--a midsize, 60GB hard drive spinning at a sluggish 4,200rpm. The $1,799 (as of August 2005) VGN-T150 includes a 1.1GHz processor, 512MB of somewhat slow 333MHz RAM, and a multiformat DVD burner. The VGN-T250 , which costs $1,999, offers a 1.2GHz processor, 512MB of 333MHz RAM, and a DVD burner. The VGN-T350 , available in configurations ranging from 1,949 to 2,499, includes a 1.2GHz processor, RAM from 512MB to 1GB, either a single- or double-layer DVD burner, and an integrated cellular radio that lets you tap into cellular data networks (with a paid subscription, that is). With all three models, you can choose between Windows XP Home and Windows XP Professional and among exteriors in silver, midnight-blue, or burgundy. In the end, the Sony VAIO T series offers a lot of good features for the traveling professional, but its small size and high cost aren't for everybody. | 
