Description from ZD Net Australia:

"The Sony VAIO Z1 series is one of the most stylish laptops to join the Centrino notebook parade. This slick thin-and-light carries the three Intel parts that make it an official Centrino: a Pentium M processor, an 802.11b Pro/wireless (Wi-Fi) mini-PCI card, and an 855PM chipset. The VAIO Z1 series includes additional cool components, such as a DVD/CD-RW combo drive, a Memory Stick slot, and two USB 2.0 ports. Sony stuffs these parts inside a unique case that allows ports to be recessed from the edges. When all is said and done, the VAIO Z1 series is a bit pricier than the competition; nevertheless, it's a fast, versatile, and great-looking notebook...
  
The VAIO Z1 model that we tested, the VAIO PCG-Z1GP, achieved impressive performance, especially for a notebook with the 1.3GHz Pentium M processor. The Pentium M processor was made from the ground up to keep its performance high even when unplugged, and the VAIO Z1 reaps the fruit of that labour."

• Pentium M 1.3ghz (Centrino)

• 256mb DDR RAM

• 60gb HDD

• DVD/24x8x4x CD-RW

• 14.1 inch display (1400x1050)

• Radon Mobility Graphics

• i.LINK (Firewire)

• 2xUSB 2.0

• 10/100mbps LAN

• 801.11b Wireless

• 1xPCMCIA Slot

• Up to 7 hours battery life

• 31.5cm wide x 26.4cm deep

• just 2.3cm thick at the front

• 3.8cm thick at the back

• Standard lightweight charger included