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Everyone hopes that the products they buy will work or be exactly what they need but there are times when things just don’t work out. We would just love to go and return the product for our money back or exchange it for a working unit. This isn’t always the easiest process because of the various return and exchange policies that the retailers create.

The most common type of system is the one that includes a restocking fee. This was first implemented by electronics retailers and is a growing trend in the retail business. So, why is it important to know the return policy when buying a product? Buying product from a retailer that has a poor return policy can result in a large cost to the consumer who wishes to return it, or even worse, being stuck with a product that they do not like or wish to own.

What exactly are restocking fees? Retailers generally put these fees on top of products that are returned because the items can no longer be sold as new. As such, they are unable to recoup any profits they may have received if the product were not returned. The restocking fees help recover these lost funds and also discourage “renter” customers who purchase a product for a set period of time and then return it just to try it out.

Probably the best aspect of the Sony Satellite A355-S6925 is the inclusion of peripheral connectors not typically found in budget laptops. This includes a FireWire port for using with digital camcorder or storage devices and eSATA for high performance external storage. They also included 4GB of the PC2-6400 DDR2 memory to provide this system with less chance of a slow down from the memory systems.

Storage is also very good for the Satellite A355-S6925. This makes the screen a bit easier to read for those with lesser eyesight but it does increase the overall size and weight of the laptop. The integrated Intel GMA 4500MHD graphics also really prevent it from being used for 3D gaming.

Overall, the Sony Satellite A355-S6925 may be a bit on the expensive side of budget laptops, but it makes up for it with better performance and more overall features. The only downside is that Sony did not include an HDMI video output for use with newer digital monitors and HDTVs.