Knighte

With the Vaios, I suspect you get what you pay for. The more recent Vaios are significantly cheaper than what Vaios used to be priced at. When I bought mine two years ago, it was possible to get a cheaper version of the same model. A little research showed one was made in Japan and the other in China. A friend at work (IT department) ordered the cheap one from overseas. I splashed out and bought the expensive Japanese made one. I have never had a problem, and still use the laptop almost daily and in particular on business trips to hostile climates. The Chinese made one had many problems and didnt even come with an international warranty. I've also had experience with Toshibas and feel the Portege's are not bad. Quite robust. One of mine was flung across a room and still runs well, although the hard drive did get a few bad sectors, but such little damage is a miracle given how hard it was flung.

I've tried this before... not at Flipper, but a similar place nearby (Eastiny). The first problem was removing the phone/radio table from between the two beds. In some hotels, this is non-movable. In others, it is a pain to move due to wires etc (as was the case at Eastiny). The second, and bigger problem, is the two beds, once pushed together, still act as two beds. Try lying in the middle and you discover you have hit the floor because you fell between the beds. This was a big problem in my room because the floor was tiled rather than carpet. Bring good rope or similar to tie the bed feet together.

I got it on cd on walking street in February. On the cover of the cd, it lists the band as being "Party" and the name of the song is simply "Pattaya". Maybe do a search with those two words on limewire.