The versatile new VAIO Fit from Sony

Two elegantly individual designs

Integrating the best of Sony technology

One-touch listening and sharing with NFC

Introducing the all-new VAIO Fit the notebook from Sony that's optimised for your needs with a choice of sleek designs and performance options.

If you're after a slim notebook with powerful sound for playing your music or a sleek touchscreen notebook for the best multimedia experience VAIO Fit in a choice of 35.5cm (14 ) and 39.5cm (15.5 ) screen sizes has it covered.

VAIO Fit 14E & 15E: Slim with stunning sound

VAIO Fit 14E/15E is a great all-rounder for everyday use with its smart, minimalist design, one-touch listening[1] and premium sound. Large integrated speakers give richer, more life-like sound, making VAIO Fit 14E/15E a perfect companion for listening to your favourite songs and film soundtracks. And if you like playing music out loud, you'll get thumping bass with the unique subwoofer on VAIO Fit 15E.

Beautiful design is often the simplest. Available in a choice of black, white and pink (in selected countries only), the clean, uncluttered styling of VAIO Fit 14E/15E makes everyday computing so much easier.

VAIO Fit 14 & 15: Sleek and powerful

VAIO Fit 14/15 delivers powerful performance for your media entertainment. The elegant design is accentuated by Sony's signature diamond-cut VAIO logo. Minimalist styling with smooth rounded corners complements the brushed aluminium lid and palm rest; speakers are cleverly concealed within the hinge to complete the look.

With the blazing speed and high capacity of a hybrid HDD, VAIO Fit 14/15 works hard for your entertainment. Faster than a standard HDD, the hybrid drives boots up and launches applications in a fraction of the normal time.

Try your hand at video and music creation with pre-installed Sony Imagination Studio VAIO Edition that includes four powerful applications: Movie Studio Platinum, ACID Music Studio, Sound Forge Audio Studio and DVD Architect Studio. Once you've created your videos you can enjoy them in vibrant colour on the ultra-sharp Full HD touch screen (VAIO Fit 15 only.)

Generous features at your fingertips

Enhancing your notebook experience, touch' comes alive with VAIO Fit[2]. The responsive touchscreen lets you explore the fun features of Windows 8: gets the most from your media by scrolling effortlessly through your music library, organising images or flicking to navigate and zoom.

All new VAIO Fit models include Near Field Communication (NFC), allowing quick exchange of web URLs and simplifying Bluetooth connection with other devices. Just touch your NFC enabled speakers or headphones against your VAIO Fit to pair instantly: no cables, no tricky settings, no fuss.

Integrating unique Sony technology, you'll find precision sound across a wide audio spectrum from deep lows to intense highs with ClearAudio+ mode. Pick from four different settings, or use the custom equaliser and sculpt sound effects to your taste. Additionally, the integrated web camera features Sony's award winning Exmor R for pc' CMOS image sensor, delivering pin-sharp HD pictures even if you're in a dark room.

VAIO Fit is engineered to make computing as simple and pleasurable as possible. Discrete-class graphics with NVIDIA Optimus technology (selected models only) switch automatically between longest battery life and maximum performance, delivering an instant power boost when you're playing games, watching movies or editing video. The comfortable backlit isolation keyboard (selected models only) lets you keep typing into the night, with individually spaced keys and perfect pressure points to help you type without errors.

The new VAIO Fit range from Sony is available across Europe from June 2013.

[1] Sony's one-touch listening incorporates Near Field Communication (NFC) technology. Sony one-touch listening compatible audio devices: SRS-BTX500/BTX300, SRS-BTM8, DRC-BTN40/40K, MDR-1RBT, SRS-BTV5.

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