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Sony’s latest VAIO squares up to MacBook

, Jul 4th 2007 Discuss [3]

Something tells me that if you bit into this VAIO CR laptop you'd find a striking aftertaste of Apple.  There's certainly no avoiding where Sony got the design prompt for its latest notebook range from, but since the tech product world is full of mimicry, emulation and tribute it's easier to ignore it and look at how well the CR stacks up.  NotebookReview have done just that.   Read The Full Story

Sony announces “Ultimate HD” workstation

, Jun 21st 2007 Discuss [0]

Sony have announced their new “Ultimate HD” workstation. As you may have guessed, they are aiming this desktop at editing HD video; you can probably also guess that it doesn't come cheap. Read The Full Story

Sony Announces VAIO CR – featuring Intel Santa Rosa platform

, Jun 12th 2007 Discuss [2]

Sony keeps their tradition on making sexy laptops. VAIO CR is no different, it has an eye-catching chassis with glossy finish and silver trimed frame. It’s available in several colors; sangria, cosmopolitan, dove, indigo, and matte black. Read The Full Story

Sony VAIO TZ – The Sexy Lappie with SSD and Superb Battery Life

, May 17th 2007 Discuss [0]

Sony is buzzing lately on the media. Rumor has it that Sony’s VAIO TZ series will be released around the 26th this month in Japan. Sporting 11.1-inch, this ultra portable will have enough space to house both a 160GB hard drive and a 32GB solid state drive (SSD). Read The Full Story

Sony refreshes VAIO RM Desktop and FE notebook

, May 17th 2007 Discuss [0]

With Santa Rosa on the horizon and processors price cuts from Intel, many manufacturers feel a little upgrade could help their products lineup handles Windows Vista better. Read The Full Story

Sony Blu-Ray Laptop – The VAIO VGN-FZ100

, May 9th 2007 Discuss [0]

A lot of new laptop announcements recently due to Santa Rosa availability to manufacturers. Sony introduces a new VAIO based on Santa Rosa platform, the VGN-FZ100. The market Sony is releasing this product to be mostly video editors and users who wants Blu-Ray on a laptop. Read The Full Story

Sony Vaio G1 Under 2 Pounds

, Nov 1st 2006 Discuss [0]

Laptops were meant to make life and work more mobile, but Sony has just raised the bar on laptop mobility with what the company calls its “lightest fully usable notebook ever produced.” Using a 12.1-inch display, 1.5GB of RAM and 80GB hard drive, the Sony Vaio G1 weighs just 1.97-pounds by utilizing a more advanced carbon body than its carbon predecessors, X505 and the SZ/carbon. With the DVD-RW and a 12-hour battery on board, the total weight comes to 2.46 pounds—still quite impressive. The only drawback is the 1.2GHz Core Solo, but we can let that slide. Available in Japan in the first week of December at around $2000, and for US folks you can pre-order from tech-importer Dynamism. Continue on for more beautiful pictures of the Vaio G1 Read The Full Story

Sony Vaio All-in-One Desktop

, Oct 2nd 2006 Discuss [0]

The Sony Vaio VGC-LS1 All-in-One Desktop PC is looking sweet. The PC is hidden inside the 19” XBRITE flat panel widescreen display, which is encased in clear polycarbonate. Sporting a Core Duo 1.83GHZ processor running Windows Media Center, 2GB of ram and 250GB hard drive, the VGC-LS1 also has built-in web cam and mic, TV tuner with DVR capabilities, and is packaged with wireless mouse and keyboard. All that for $2,099. Very cool. But other sources note the lack of a dedicated video card as a drawback. New Sony Vaio All-in-One desktop [Via: Ubergizmo]

Sony VAIO N10 series

, Sep 19th 2006 Discuss [3]

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. Read The Full Story
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