Sony Vaio® Vgn FE21M Specification Core Features | Processor | Intel Core Duo 1.66 GHz. | | Installed memory | 1 GB (DDR2 SDRAM). | | Display | 15.4 in. WXGA TFT Active Matrix. | | Operating system | Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition. | | Mobile technology | Intel Centrino Duo Mobile Technology. |
Processor | Processor type | Core Duo. | | Processor manufacturer | Intel. | | Processor speed | 1.66 GHz. |
Motherboard | Chipset | Intel 945PM express. | | Bus speed | 667 MHz. |
Memory | Installed ram | 1 GB. | | Ram technology | DDR2 SDRAM. | | Max supported ram | 2.048 GB. | | Ram speed | 533 MHz. | | Installed cache memory | 2048 KB. |
Hard Drive | Hard drive capacity | 160 GB. | | Hard drive rotation speed | 4200 RPM. | | Storage controller type | Serial ATA. |
CD / DVD | Cd / dvd type | Dual Layer DVD±RW. | | Optical drive read speed | 24x (CD), 8x (DVD). | | Optical drive write speed | 24x (CD), 8x (DVD+R), 8x (DVD-R), 4x (DVD+R DL), 4x (DVD-R DL). | | Optical drive rewrite speed | 16x (CD-RW), 8x (DVD+RW), 5x (DVD-RAM), 6x (DVD-RW). |
Display | Display tech | WXGA TFT Active Matrix. | | Display size | 15.4 in.. | | Display max. resolution | 1280 x 800. |
Video | Graphic processor | NVIDIA GeForce Go 7600. | | Installed video memory | 128 MB. |
Audio | Audio output type | Headphones, Sound card, Speaker(s). | | Audio input type | Microphone. |
Technical Features | Expandability | 1 x Type I/II PC Card Slot, 1 x SD Card Slot, 1 x Memory Stick Card Slot, Docking Station/Port Replicator, 1 x MMC Card Slot, 1 x Memory Stick PRO, 1 x xD Card Slot, 1 x ExpressCard. | | Expansion ports | 3 x USB 2.0, 1 x IEEE 1394a (FireWire), VGA out, RJ-11 (modem), RJ-45 (NIC), S-Video out. | | Security features | Slot For Cable Lock. | | Special features | Integrated Video Camera. | | Input method | Keyboard, Touchpad. |
Networking | Networking type | Bluetooth, Integrated 10/100 Network Card, Integrated Wireless LAN. | | Data link protocol | Bluetooth, Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, IEEE 802.11a, IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g. |
Modem | Modem type | Fax / Modem. | | Analog modulation protocol | ITU V.90, ITU V.92, K56Flex. |
Battery | Battery run time | 3.3 Hours. | | Battery technology | Lithium ion. |
Dimensions | Height | 3.5 cm. | | Width | 36.6 cm. | | Depth | 27.5 cm. | | Weight | 2.8 kg |
Other Info | Exterior color | Silver, Black. | | Part no. | VGNFE21M. |
| Ask A Question About - Sony Vaio® Vgn FE21M | dissapointed Sony fan 25th March have this laptop for about 2 years now:
- screen shows more and more stains inside
- clicking harddisk (solved by inst unofficial patch)
- majority of burned dvd's dont work (also low speed burning)
- sony click-to-dvd software is not working
- battery broken after 1,5 years working on mains.
- paint on both keyboard and volume buttons is dissapearing.
- space bar broken
I will never buy sony eguipment again, I'm very dissapointed. replyAndrew 27th August Well i thought since I love my 21m i'd give this some balance!
The clicking hard-drive is an old problem and yes does have a patch which is widely available, although its mostly one of those problems you hear on the interent as thats what people come here to do , qest problems and look for solutions.
My 21m is amazing! screen prints can be fixed by cleaning it! (shock horror), and the on board software is fine on mine, windows is just updated to service pack 3 and the battery still lets me be wherever i want for a good 3-4 hours before wanring me to plug in!
Finally, i would tell anyone to get one if they can especially if its thru the cheap since its been out qwuite a while, although u may have to pay a little more for extra's for the likes of a docking station now, its an amazing piece of kit all-round! replyTom Grierson 18th October My battery stopped working after about a year and the paint came of the volume keys but not the keyboard. I had to replace a hdd after 2 years but cant really complain as my laptop is a high use item in my house and it is still serving me well. Ive been told that if you use it mostly on mains power you should remove the battery anyway as they will burn out by overcharging. reply |
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