Tuesday, Sep 19th 2006 by Chris Davies


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No prizes for guessing whose design portfolio Sony have been sneaking peeks into, those minxes.  But then there’s no denying that their VAIO N10 series is a good looking machine.  With an A4-footprint and Sony’s delicious 15.4″ X-black screen (which is guaranteed to bring all the boys to the yard), a minimum of 512mb of memory and at least an 80gb hard drive, an Intel Core Duo processor finds just about every modern tick box on the spec sheet checked.

VAIO N10

Backup and connectivity are lavishly satisfied with standard double layer DVD±RW drives across the range, tri-band wireless (a/b/g) and wired ethernet.  Thank goodness Sony have also continued to fit a useful SD card slot in addition to the Memory Stick one. 

VAIO N10

Design inspiration jibes aside, the N10 series is a good looking and fresh notebook that, Sony claim, is ideal for students or anybody wanting a straightforward, solid PC:

“We believe there are lots of people who want a portable which is strong on core features but does not compromise on design or quality … the N10-Series is here to provide them with exactly that” Jun Koyama, Director of IT for VAIO Operations Europe (VOE)

Prices are yet to be announced.

Sony Europe Press Release

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  1.  Ewdison Then   View all comments by Ewdison Then  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma Quote

    It looks a little like ibook :p

  2.  Bruce Anderson   View all comments by Bruce Anderson  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma Quote

    More than a little, methinks…

  3.  lj   View all comments by lj  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma Quote

    it rox .it has windows vista


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