Very extensive use of the inbuilt camera has been used, although unfortunately most of the software for it is once again specific to the VAIO C1's CCD, and therefore of little use to other digital video cameras. Which is a pity, as some of it is rather cool. A sheet of 16 is included as well as two example cards, and you can easily print out thousands more to stick on whatever takes your fancy. From the screen that subsequently pops up, you can choose video or still mode, and fiddle about with various settings like resolution for stills and effects to apply to video. The capture button has two trigger pressures, and in still mode the first trigger pressure freezes the image and the second takes the snap.
Digital video is even worse, but acceptable for video.
The body of the C1 is striking, to say the least. My only concern about the exterior is that the plastic lid covering the VGA port is extremely flimsy, and I would be surprised if it lasts long before breaking. Incidentally, the newer Twinhead models seem to have found this solution and left out any plastic port covers. Much more rugged. The keyboard is more than a little cramped, but only to be expected for a machine of its size.