In one corner, we have a 13-inch MacBook Air from Apple and in the other corner, we have the VAIO Pro 13 from Sony Does the Sony VAIO Pro 13 have everything to bring down the interesting top dog Apple 13-inch MacBook Air?
Sony is set to carry its new revived plan with an exceptional touch-screen innovation running on Windows 8. Apple proceeds with its smooth famous look which feels more dated this time. It's most grounded capacity is it's 14-hour battery life.
Cycle 1: Design
VAIO 13 Pro: Sony brings a tasteful plan, covered with a magnesium undercarriage running on Windows 8. It is pretty much as light as a quill as it weighs just 453 grams. The presentation has a 1920 x 1080 pixel goal yet its moving capacities are messing little up. The pivots gave us a troublesome encounter when we needed to change the cover. Sony worked really hard consolidating the presentation in dainty bezel.
MacBook Air 13-inch: Apple proceeded with its exemplary plan, a full aluminum body with zero flex and smooth pivots that permits changing the top without any problem. It actually feels premium yet it is getting bit dated with its thicker bezel on the screen. The presentation highlights 1440 x 900 pixel goal.
We pronounced the first cycle a tie.
Cycle 2: Features
VAIO Pro 13: What isolates this gadget from its hardest rival, the MacBook Air, is its 1080p presentation with contact screen include, which feels more normal to communicate with your ultrabook screen. It has standard size HDMI port and NFC support, also. The most intriguing part is that Sony has chosen to put another USB port on the force connector.
MacBook Air 13-inch: Apple chose not to incorporate a touch-screen highlight. You need a dongle to get any recordings from your MacBook Air. Notwithstanding, the quicker Wi-Fi 802.11 has been incorporated into this ultrabook. The advantage here is that you can introduce the two Windows and Mac OS on this machine yet at the same time our adjudicators give this round to Sony VAIO.
Cycle 3: Performance
The Sony ultrabook is outfitted with 1.5GHz i7 Core processor alongside 8GB of RAM and the MacBook Air had 1.3GHz i5 Core processor with 4GB of RAM.
In our interactive media performing various tasks execution test, the MacBook Air beat the Sony VAIO Pro and it likewise performed better in iTunes encoding tests. The VAIO Pro came on top in Adobe Photoshop picture preparing test, while close by brake performing various tasks test they give equivalent outcome. Both ultrabooks gave almost comparative outcomes and we are calling this cycle a tie.
Cycle 4: Battery Life
In the video channel test that is generally taken to see the battery life, the VAIO Pro 13 gave noteworthy outcomes with right around 9 hours. Sony enables you to update the battery for $150 by purchasing an additional an outer battery. The MacBook Air, allowed more than 14 hours battery life and we infer that Apple gave new norms in the ultrabook business. Apple takes this round with a significant distinction.
Cycle 5: Price
Sony's VAIO Pro 13 base model with 1,6GHz Core i5 processor and 4GB of RAM ships for $1,249 including the 1080p touch-screen The MacBook Air begins at $1,099 for its base model that has 1.3GHz Core i5 processor alongside 4GB of RAM. In any case, Apple has the machine that has preferred worth over its rival and as you can see by its presentation, this base ultrabook form can quantify up with the i7 processor VAIO Pro 13 adaptation. This round went to Apple MacBook Air.
We gave the privileged position to Apple's MacBook Air however we can guarantee you that the thing that matters is slight and on the off chance that you choose to purchase the Sony VAIO Pro 13 you won't be frustrated.
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