Sony VAIO VGN-TX5XN/B

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Nobody could accuse Sony’s ultraportable VAIO VGN-TX5XN/B of drabness; nor could they deny that it has plenty of features, which include a fingerprint reader, an integrated optical drive, Windows Vista Business and a massive 100GB hard drive. But, as ever, this desirable Sony notebook comes at a hefty price. So is it worth the outlay?

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