2006 VAIO Accessories Guide
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Sony® VAIO® Accessories Guide Summer 2006 FE AX AR FS FJ Neoprene Protection Leather ... Sport Carrying Messenger Case Bag VGP-AMB8 VGP-AMB9 Ladies Leather Tote VGP-AML1 Notebook 512MB Backpack Memory VGP-CCP3/H VGP-XXXX 1GB Memory Bluetooth® GPS Receiver3 Stylus (2-Pack) VGP-MM1GA VGP-BGU1 VGP-ST1 Price $22.99 ...VGN-S360/P, S200, S100 series VGP-AMC1 VGN-TX800, TX700, TX600 Series VGN-T300 Series VGN-T200 Series, T100 series VGN-UX180P Desktops RB Series RC Series VA Series XL Series $89.99 • • • $149.99 • • •...
Sony® VAIO® Accessories Guide Summer 2006 FE AX AR FS FJ Neoprene Protection Leather ... Sport Carrying Messenger Case Bag VGP-AMB8 VGP-AMB9 Ladies Leather Tote VGP-AML1 Notebook 512MB Backpack Memory VGP-CCP3/H VGP-XXXX 1GB Memory Bluetooth® GPS Receiver3 Stylus (2-Pack) VGP-MM1GA VGP-BGU1 VGP-ST1 Price $22.99 ...VGN-S360/P, S200, S100 series VGP-AMC1 VGN-TX800, TX700, TX600 Series VGN-T300 Series VGN-T200 Series, T100 series VGN-UX180P Desktops RB Series RC Series VA Series XL Series $89.99 • • • $149.99 • • •...
2006 VAIO Accessories Guide
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...prices. 1 GB means one billion bytes when referring to designate that a product contains an IEEE 1394 connector. Sony® VAIO® Accessories Guide Summer 2006 FE AX AR FS FJ Memory Card Adapter Wireless Keyboard & Mouse Privacy Filter Mouse Talk™ VoIP Phone USB Optical Mouse Model # VGP-..., S500, S400, S370, S380 Series VGN-S360/P, S200, S100 series VGN-TX800, TX700, TX600 Series VGN-T300 Series VGN-T200 Series, T100 series VGN-UX180P Desktops RB Series RC Series VA Series XL Series $39.99 • • $149.99 $69.99 $79.99 • • • •...
...prices. 1 GB means one billion bytes when referring to designate that a product contains an IEEE 1394 connector. Sony® VAIO® Accessories Guide Summer 2006 FE AX AR FS FJ Memory Card Adapter Wireless Keyboard & Mouse Privacy Filter Mouse Talk™ VoIP Phone USB Optical Mouse Model # VGP-..., S500, S400, S370, S380 Series VGN-S360/P, S200, S100 series VGN-TX800, TX700, TX600 Series VGN-T300 Series VGN-T200 Series, T100 series VGN-UX180P Desktops RB Series RC Series VA Series XL Series $39.99 • • $149.99 $69.99 $79.99 • • • •...
VAIO Accessories Guide Spring 2006
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...LINK®4 connector cable and upright stand. DDRW3 Max. Read DVD-ROM: 8X, CD-ROM: 24X Max. VAIO® ACCESSORIES GUIDE SPRING 2006 T TX S SZ B BX FJ FS FE A AX SERIES: Model # ...S100 Series VGN-TX600, TX700 Series VGN-T300 Series VGN-T200 Series, T100 Series DESKTOPS VGC-RB Series VGC-RC Series VGC-VA Series Neoprene Case VGP-XXXX $22.99 Portfolio Case Protection Case Leather Protection ...80GB1 Hard Drive w/Security External DVD±RW Drive2 VGP-UHDM08 PCGA-DDRW3 $299.99 $399.99 Memory Card Adapter VGP-MCA10 $39.99 Privacy Filter VGP-XXXX $89.99 VGP-AMC2 ($24.99) ...
...LINK®4 connector cable and upright stand. DDRW3 Max. Read DVD-ROM: 8X, CD-ROM: 24X Max. VAIO® ACCESSORIES GUIDE SPRING 2006 T TX S SZ B BX FJ FS FE A AX SERIES: Model # ...S100 Series VGN-TX600, TX700 Series VGN-T300 Series VGN-T200 Series, T100 Series DESKTOPS VGC-RB Series VGC-RC Series VGC-VA Series Neoprene Case VGP-XXXX $22.99 Portfolio Case Protection Case Leather Protection ...80GB1 Hard Drive w/Security External DVD±RW Drive2 VGP-UHDM08 PCGA-DDRW3 $299.99 $399.99 Memory Card Adapter VGP-MCA10 $39.99 Privacy Filter VGP-XXXX $89.99 VGP-AMC2 ($24.99) ...
Safety Information
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... IBM Corporation. Sony, VAIO, the VAIO logo, VAIO Media, VAIO Media Music Server, VAIO Media Photo Server, VAIO Media Video Server, VAIO Zone, Click to the terms and conditions of their respective owners. 2 VAIO Computer Safety Information Notice © 2005 Sony Electronics Inc. Sony Electronics Inc. ...used outside the United States. IN NO EVENT SHALL SONY ELECTRONICS INC. The software described herein is subject to DVD, CLIÉ, DVgate Plus, Handycam, MagicGate, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Duo, the Memory Stick logo, OpenMG, MICROMV, SonicStage, PictureGear, ImageStation...
... IBM Corporation. Sony, VAIO, the VAIO logo, VAIO Media, VAIO Media Music Server, VAIO Media Photo Server, VAIO Media Video Server, VAIO Zone, Click to the terms and conditions of their respective owners. 2 VAIO Computer Safety Information Notice © 2005 Sony Electronics Inc. Sony Electronics Inc. ...used outside the United States. IN NO EVENT SHALL SONY ELECTRONICS INC. The software described herein is subject to DVD, CLIÉ, DVgate Plus, Handycam, MagicGate, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Duo, the Memory Stick logo, OpenMG, MICROMV, SonicStage, PictureGear, ImageStation...
VAIO User Guide
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Front panel Your computer may vary from and to CompactFlash and Microdrive media. Page 7 The location of the controls, ports, and jacks may not be equipped with all of your VAIO® Computer enables access to drives, memory card readers, ports and jacks that enable you to SmartMedia or ...xD-Picture Card media. 4 CompactFlash® and Microdrive memory card reader Reads and writes data from the illustrations shown...
Front panel Your computer may vary from and to CompactFlash and Microdrive media. Page 7 The location of the controls, ports, and jacks may not be equipped with all of your VAIO® Computer enables access to drives, memory card readers, ports and jacks that enable you to SmartMedia or ...xD-Picture Card media. 4 CompactFlash® and Microdrive memory card reader Reads and writes data from the illustrations shown...
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...ompac tFlas h®/M ic rodrive s lots . 5 Media access indicator1 Light is amber when reading or writing data to a memory card reader. 6 Power indicator (VAIO) Light is blue when the computer is on /off . 7 Optical drive 1 eject button Ejects a disc from Optical drive 1. 8 Optical drive 2 eject button... to Memory Stick®, Memory Stick Pro , and Memory Stick Duo media. 12 Secure Digital (SD)/MultiMediaCard (MMC) memory card reader Reads and writes data from and to designate that a product contains an IEEE 1394 connection. The i.PLaIgNeK 8 i.LINK is a trademark of Sony used ...
...ompac tFlas h®/M ic rodrive s lots . 5 Media access indicator1 Light is amber when reading or writing data to a memory card reader. 6 Power indicator (VAIO) Light is blue when the computer is on /off . 7 Optical drive 1 eject button Ejects a disc from Optical drive 1. 8 Optical drive 2 eject button... to Memory Stick®, Memory Stick Pro , and Memory Stick Duo media. 12 Secure Digital (SD)/MultiMediaCard (MMC) memory card reader Reads and writes data from and to designate that a product contains an IEEE 1394 connection. The i.PLaIgNeK 8 i.LINK is a trademark of Sony used ...
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... the documentation that covers memory card readers, USB and i.LINK® ports. All products with an i.LINK connection may vary, depending on operating conditions and proper connection. Do not force the panel cover open the front panel cover The front of your computer has a panel that came... with your computer, such as an optical or hard disk drive, confirm their operating system compatibility and required operating conditions. To open ...
... the documentation that covers memory card readers, USB and i.LINK® ports. All products with an i.LINK connection may vary, depending on operating conditions and proper connection. Do not force the panel cover open the front panel cover The front of your computer has a panel that came... with your computer, such as an optical or hard disk drive, confirm their operating system compatibility and required operating conditions. To open ...
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Using Memory Cards and Memory Card Readers This section provides basic information about using your computer, see the online Specifications sheet. About Your Memory Card Readers Inserting a Memory Card Removing a Memory Card About Memory Stick Media Sharing Memory Cards Page 43 Your computer may not be equipped with all of the memory card readers described in this section, depending on the computer model or configuration purchased. To view the installed hardware configuration for your computer's installed memory card readers.
Using Memory Cards and Memory Card Readers This section provides basic information about using your computer, see the online Specifications sheet. About Your Memory Card Readers Inserting a Memory Card Removing a Memory Card About Memory Stick Media Sharing Memory Cards Page 43 Your computer may not be equipped with all of the memory card readers described in this section, depending on the computer model or configuration purchased. To view the installed hardware configuration for your computer's installed memory card readers.
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... data between digital cameras, camcorders, music players, and other audio/video devices. About Your Memory Card Readers Your VAIO® computer is equipped with memory card readers1 that are compatible with all of memory cards. Mem ory card readers and com patible m edia 1 Y our c omputer may... be equipped with many popular types of the memory c ard readers s hown here, or the c onfiguration may...
... data between digital cameras, camcorders, music players, and other audio/video devices. About Your Memory Card Readers Your VAIO® computer is equipped with memory card readers1 that are compatible with all of memory cards. Mem ory card readers and com patible m edia 1 Y our c omputer may... be equipped with many popular types of the memory c ard readers s hown here, or the c onfiguration may...
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... Certain VAIO® computers do not have a covered memory card reader(s) or the readers may be located on the side panel. See your computer's memory card reader configuration. Inserting a Memory Card Your memory card reader(s) may be located behind a protective cover on the front of the computer. Page ...Locate the appropriate reader for details about your computer's specification sheet for the memory card you are inserting it in the direction of front panel cover varies, depending on the computer model purchased. Insert the memory card into the reader, in the proper ...
... Certain VAIO® computers do not have a covered memory card reader(s) or the readers may be located on the side panel. See your computer's memory card reader configuration. Inserting a Memory Card Your memory card reader(s) may be located behind a protective cover on the front of the computer. Page ...Locate the appropriate reader for details about your computer's specification sheet for the memory card you are inserting it in the direction of front panel cover varies, depending on the computer model purchased. Insert the memory card into the reader, in the proper ...
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... it . To remove a CompactFlash media1 1. Use care when removing a memory card to avoid damage to extend out from a memory card reader varies, depending upon the media, reader, or computer model. The card or its data may become damaged. To remove a Memory Stick® media, Secure Digital (SD), MultiMediaCard , SmartMedia , or xD-Picture...
... it . To remove a CompactFlash media1 1. Use care when removing a memory card to avoid damage to extend out from a memory card reader varies, depending upon the media, reader, or computer model. The card or its data may become damaged. To remove a Memory Stick® media, Secure Digital (SD), MultiMediaCard , SmartMedia , or xD-Picture...
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... of Memory Stick media are equipped with authentication and encryption, using only MagicGate Memory Stick media to the LOCK position, your Memory Stick media is 1/3 smaller in size. Authentication ensures that prevents unauthorized duplication or playback. VAIO® computers support Memory Stick PRO... 1. Visit the Sony online support Web site at http://www.sony.com/pcsupport regularly for the latest information on a single Memory Stick media. Memory Stick Duo media - Copy the video file to information recorded on Memory Stick media Some Memory Stick media are ...
... of Memory Stick media are equipped with authentication and encryption, using only MagicGate Memory Stick media to the LOCK position, your Memory Stick media is 1/3 smaller in size. Authentication ensures that prevents unauthorized duplication or playback. VAIO® computers support Memory Stick PRO... 1. Visit the Sony online support Web site at http://www.sony.com/pcsupport regularly for the latest information on a single Memory Stick media. Memory Stick Duo media - Copy the video file to information recorded on Memory Stick media Some Memory Stick media are ...
VAIO User Guide
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Sharing Memory Cards If you plan to share your memory card between your VAIO® computer and devices such as a digital camera or music player, the card must be formatted properly. Format the memory card by your computer, follow these steps: 1. See the information supplied with the device for details how to your computer. Page 48 Reformat the memory card using it in the device first. Save the card's contents to format the memory card. If your device does not recognize memory card that has been formatted by using the device, not your hard disk drive. 2.
Sharing Memory Cards If you plan to share your memory card between your VAIO® computer and devices such as a digital camera or music player, the card must be formatted properly. Format the memory card by your computer, follow these steps: 1. See the information supplied with the device for details how to your computer. Page 48 Reformat the memory card using it in the device first. Save the card's contents to format the memory card. If your device does not recognize memory card that has been formatted by using the device, not your hard disk drive. 2.
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Upgrading and Maintaining your VAIO Computer In the future you may want to perform basic upgrades and maintenance on Card Installation About Installing Memory About the Lithium Battery About Hard Disk Drive Installation Page 49 This section describes how to increase the functionality of your system. Overview About Opening the Computer About Add-on your VAIO® computer.
Upgrading and Maintaining your VAIO Computer In the future you may want to perform basic upgrades and maintenance on Card Installation About Installing Memory About the Lithium Battery About Hard Disk Drive Installation Page 49 This section describes how to increase the functionality of your system. Overview About Opening the Computer About Add-on your VAIO® computer.
VAIO User Guide
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... retailer. Store the module in your computer. Push down your computer and turn off all available memory slots filled. Rem ov ing/Installing m em ory Page 55 Your computer may vary, depending on the Sony online support Web site at http://www.sony.com/pcsupport, for your printer. 2. About Installing Memory The amount of the module, to...
... retailer. Store the module in your computer. Push down your computer and turn off all available memory slots filled. Rem ov ing/Installing m em ory Page 55 Your computer may vary, depending on the Sony online support Web site at http://www.sony.com/pcsupport, for your printer. 2. About Installing Memory The amount of the module, to...
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.... 7. Replace the side cover. Page 56 Remove the memory module from its side. Remove the side cover. Firmly insert the bottom edge of the module to relieve pressure. Press down your computer and turn off all peripheral devices, such as your computer and any peripheral devices. 3. See Replacing the cover. The latches snap...
.... 7. Replace the side cover. Page 56 Remove the memory module from its side. Remove the side cover. Firmly insert the bottom edge of the module to relieve pressure. Press down your computer and turn off all peripheral devices, such as your computer and any peripheral devices. 3. See Replacing the cover. The latches snap...
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...have made to gain access the lithium battery. 6. Dispose of lithium batteries in the CMOS memory are now reset to your unwanted lithium batteries to the factory default values. In some areas...passwords, and other components to the settings in CMOS RAM, may have made to customize your computer and any changes you do not wish to the BIOS settings. If you may be prohibited....Service Center near you may become inaccurate. See Replacing the cover. You can return your nearest Sony Service Center or Factory Service Center. From the Date & Time tab, change the settings as ...
...have made to gain access the lithium battery. 6. Dispose of lithium batteries in the CMOS memory are now reset to your unwanted lithium batteries to the factory default values. In some areas...passwords, and other components to the settings in CMOS RAM, may have made to customize your computer and any changes you do not wish to the BIOS settings. If you may be prohibited....Service Center near you may become inaccurate. See Replacing the cover. You can return your nearest Sony Service Center or Factory Service Center. From the Date & Time tab, change the settings as ...
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... appears. 8. Page 60 Select Manage. From the shortcut menu, select Initialize Disk. 6. See the online Specifications s heet for more information about your computer. Connect the second power connector to Windows® as Drive C or Drive D whic h identify the original hard dis k drive. 2 Y our...label identified with the drive. Identifying the additional hard disk space When you initialize the new hard disk, it must be equipped with memory c ard readers . Select New Partition. Click Start in Windows NT file system (NTFS) format. 1. The Windows® XP operating...
... appears. 8. Page 60 Select Manage. From the shortcut menu, select Initialize Disk. 6. See the online Specifications s heet for more information about your computer. Connect the second power connector to Windows® as Drive C or Drive D whic h identify the original hard dis k drive. 2 Y our...label identified with the drive. Identifying the additional hard disk space When you initialize the new hard disk, it must be equipped with memory c ard readers . Select New Partition. Click Start in Windows NT file system (NTFS) format. 1. The Windows® XP operating...
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Close any programs that are open and running slowly? The computer's responsiveness varies depending with the number of software programs that you are not currently using. Increasing the computer memory may also help. Click Start in the Windows taskbar, and then click Help and Support. 2. Page 66 From the VAIO Help And Support Center menu, click VAIO User Guide. Why is my computer running . To access the online User Guide: 1. For information on installing memory, please see the online VAIO User Guide.
Close any programs that are open and running slowly? The computer's responsiveness varies depending with the number of software programs that you are not currently using. Increasing the computer memory may also help. Click Start in the Windows taskbar, and then click Help and Support. 2. Page 66 From the VAIO Help And Support Center menu, click VAIO User Guide. Why is my computer running . To access the online User Guide: 1. For information on installing memory, please see the online VAIO User Guide.
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The connected printer does not function properly when the computer resumes from a power saving mode. Clear the printer memory by turning the printer off for approximately 10 seconds, and then turning it back on. If your printer does not resume normal operations, try restarting your computer. Page 102
The connected printer does not function properly when the computer resumes from a power saving mode. Clear the printer memory by turning the printer off for approximately 10 seconds, and then turning it back on. If your printer does not resume normal operations, try restarting your computer. Page 102