There are very few high-end laptop brands that enjoy the brand name recognition and awe that Sony’s Vaio AR series commands. This is largely because the AR series has always packed in some of the best specifications found on any entertainment-oriented laptop. Recently Sony updated its flagship model with a new Penryn processor, upped the storage space, and added a Blu-ray recorder. Does the new model improve on what is already an excellent device? Let’s find out.
Unlike normal Sony Vaios, which take pride in their slim looks, the AR69 is a giant. This should hardly come as a surprise, considering it's been designed as a full-blown desktop replacement. It weighs in at 3.9 kilos and measures 416 × 33.5-41.5 × 299.5 mm (WHD). While this makes it a bit smaller than the Acer 8920G, it's nevertheless one of the biggest consumer laptops currently available.
In a somewhat unusual move, Sony has given the Vaio's hinges a robust-looking metallic effect. This metal strip runs all the way around the laptop; even the mouse keys have the same finish. Thankfully this strip is a darker shade of black-silver and contrasts well with the overall finish. The AR69GU is very sturdy; it boasts a thick plastic body that wouldn't squeak even on the hardest tap. Neither will it flex, as it’s just too big and solid.
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