SONY Vaio Tap 11

Vaio Tap 11

At first glance, the Sony Vaio Tap 11 is downright attractive. The body is made of a premium-feeling soft plastic magnesium alloy while the entire front features edge-to-edge glass. Its just 0.39 inches thick, which makes it easy to believe Sony’s claim that this is the world’s thinnest Windows 8 tablet with an Intel Core processor. Its really thin barely thicker than the iPhone 5S and the difference between it and the 0.53-inch-thick Surface Pro 2 is striking.

The edges look sleek and clean, with every port hidden by plastic covers except for the power connector on the bottom-left side. The Tap 11 has plenty of ports, but mostly shrunken versions: besides the standard USB 3.0, the Tap 11 includes a mini HDMI and microSD port. It’s one of the compromises for getting so slim, though I would have much preferred the full-size versions a bagful of adapters kind of kills the point.

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