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    Sony Vaio 10th Anniversary Special Edition Notebooks

    Sony launched their first Vaio computer 10 years ago: the PCV-90, which ran Windows 95 and had a 200-MHz processor. To celebrate the 10th anniversary, they are offering a number of limited edition model notebooks: they will only make 500 of each of the five colorful designs. That's perhaps a blessing, as they look a bit like they were designed by a 10-year old. Trivia time: did you know that the Vaio logo was designed to mimic the transition from analog to digital? – Richard Baguley

    FJ Graphics Splash Edition VAIO Notebooks [Sony]

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