This listing is for a Sony VAIO model PCG-Z505F Wi-Fi laptop in the pictured visual condition.
It comes together with a charger and since it has no installed OS, it is listed as-is for parts, salvage or repair only.
Release Date: Around late 1990sWeight: Approximately 1.35 kg (2.98 lbs)Dimensions: 259 mm x 208 mm x 23.9 mm (about 1 inch thick)ProcessorCPU: Intel Pentium 133 MHz with MMX TechnologySecondary Cache: 256 KBMemoryInstalled RAM: 32 MB SDRAM (non-removable in some versions)Expandable up to 64 MB SDRAM SODIMMDisplayScreen Size: 10.4 inchesResolution: 800 x 600 pixelsBuild and DesignBody: Magnesium-alloy chassis, known for being lightweight and durableThickness: Very slim for its time, just 23.9 mmOther FeaturesThe PCG-505 series was known for being one of Sony's first ultraportable laptops, combining portability with decent performance for the era.
Highlights Summary of Sony VAIO PCG-505FUltra-portable Design: Exceptionally slim and lightweight with a magnesium-alloy body, weighing just about 1.35 kg and only 23.9 mm thick, making it highly portable for its time.Processor: Equipped with a 133 MHz Intel Pentium processor featuring MMX technology, providing solid performance for late 1990s computing needs.Memory: Comes with 32 MB of SDRAM, expandable up to 64 MB, allowing for moderate multitasking and application use.Display: Compact 10.4-inch screen with 800 x 600 resolution, suitable for mobile productivity.Build Quality: Durable magnesium-alloy chassis combining strength with lightness.Market Position: Positioned as a premium ultraportable laptop with a price range of $2000 to $2700 at launch, targeting professionals needing mobility without sacrificing performance.This model was notable for pioneering ultraportable laptops with a balance of portability, build quality, and performance in the late 1990s
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