Besides that, the system knows when you’re grabbing the pen from these holders and can automatically launch an app of your choice, if you want to.
SONY VAIO S 2013 WINDOWS
This ring is specifically designed to always bring the pen towards your hand, but when trying to access the Charms menu on Windows 8, you’ll find the placement somewhat annoying, as the pen is exactly in your way. Sony does offer a clip on the right side of the device, which can hold the pen when in tablet mode, and a retractable ring that holds it when you’re in laptop mode. Yes, the device is a bit tall and has those sharp edges, but I wasn’t bothered much by these. I found that using the pen on the Duo 13 is overall quite comfortable. So you can use this machine to draw, sketch things, takes notes, select various parts of the screen, etc. And the Duo doesn’t offer just an ordinary touchscreen, but one that embeds an N-Trig digitizer and comes with a matching pen. Of course, having a touchscreen has its benefits. The Sony Vaio Duo 13 can be more than the regular laptop/tablet You might not care much about that, but it’s something to be aware of nonetheless. With the Duo 13, that’s not really possible, as the screen doesn’t stay in place and comes over the top of the keyboard. One more thing, I’m not always using my laptops on a flat surface, sometimes I like to work while lying on the couch, with the laptop leaning on my legs. The video review will show you more exactly what I’m talking about. And while the viewing angles are very good on the Duo 13, there’s still a noticeable difference when watching it from any angle, especially when displaying whites and bright content. And that means that most of the time, you’re not going to look at it straight on. Speaking of those … the slider concept has one massive issue: you can’t adjust the screen’s vertical inclination, it’s fixed. It’s also bright enough for everyday use as long as you don’t have it in very strong light, and offers good contrast and viewing angles. I don’t have the proper tools to test the color accuracy, but I can say that this screen feels more vibrant than the one on last year’s Duo 11.
SONY VAIO S 2013 FULL
We have a 13.3 inch display on this Duo, a touchscreen of course, with a Full HD IPS panel that bundles Sony’s Triluminos technology. Screen, pen and digitizerīut how about the screen? As I mentioned already, it sits sturdily in place and the Duo’s overall balance in laptop mode is great, as long as you keep it on a desk or with the base parallel to the ground. The cords connecting the screen with the lower body are now integrated within the sliding mechanism so are less exposed to potential damage, again, something Duo 11 users complained about. On top of that, the new hinge feels just as sturdy as the larger one used before and the screen is mostly going to stay fixed in place as long as you make sure it perfectly attaches to the tiny hooks placed on each side of the laptop. In fact, you can now effortlessly lift the screen with only one hand. The Duo 13 comes with a new hinge, much more compact than before and a lot easier to operate. Many buyers complained about the stiff sliding mechanism on last year’s model and Sony worked on that. The palm-rest is very narrow, but the keyboard is larger than the one on the Duo 11, because the screen now slides more towards the back. The interior offers the same premium feel, as it’s made from fiber carbon as well. You can lift the screen and it will slide up, unveiling a keyboard and a trackpad. The Duo is however more than just a tablet. And that makes the Vaio Duo 13 a tablet, albeit it’s a massive 13 inch device and not the ideal couch buddy, but having the large screen gives you more landscape when browsing and working with documents. Alright, you might have noticed by now that the entire front face is a massive screen, covered by a sheet of Gorilla Glass 3.
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