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more about #vaio more comments → Curves: Maybe its the angle, but it looks like paint spills on the laptop, and didnt appear space-like in any way to me. #sonyvaionebulafwlaptop more » psychonaut2021:That's Mr Psychonaut to you!: They forgot to add a T in between the F and the W. Bummer. Of course I'm reffering to the cool colors on it. I don't care much for laptops anyways. more » not_a_virus.exe.vbs: I never saw the point of buying any "special edition" electronics devices, especially laptops, they become obsolete in less than a year. Remember the ... more » TallDudeFromBrazil: Why does the adhesive resolution sucks so much? I can actually count how many pixels there are.... #sonyvaionebulafwlaptop more » OMG! Ponies!: That's not SonyStyle. That's CupertinoStyle. #sonyvaionebulafwlaptop more » goaliegeek: Nice VGA port jetting out of the side. I'm surprised companies still include these. #laptops more » kingbob337: Who would want a 24 inch TV. They should have built this with screen at least 50 to 60 inches. This just seems pointless. more » johnnyabnormal: more » AustinMiniMan: Geesh... Even the Lenovo X200 has multitouch. See? Two fingers to scroll. more » HeartBurnKid: Agent of R.O.A.C.H.: For something meant to be slick, sleek, and sexy, that tumor of a VGA port on the side ruins it. And why, in a laptop so expensive, would you opt for... more » Moonshadow101: It would feel wrong using that... not enough heft. more » lessthantito: I really like the keyboard that comes with it does anyone know If I can get one without the pc? more » Mike Zuniga: That was Unexpected: Is it running 7 or some Linux brew? I can't really tell from the pictures. more » Sibuna: Fuck All-in-one pcs, I want an all-in-one TV. more » Sir Gibler: why am I so tempted to taste the forbidden fruit that is Windows 7.... I'll have to wait to see what Cupertino pulls out of its hat at the end of the ... more » -
#sony
Sony VAIO X Reviewed: Hot to Touch, But the Battery Life Is Muy Bueno
The crazy-light Sony VAIO X got the review treatment over at Laptop Mag. They found that thinness comes at a cost, and their test results reveal Sony wasn't kidding with those battery life claims. More » -
#pcs
Sony's Vaio L Works as Full PC or Simply a TV
Sony unveiled their promising touchscreen all-in-one PC earlier this week, but we had little idea how it really worked. A new video walks us through the entire $1300, 24-inch system, and it looks pretty nice: More » -
#laptops
Sony X Series Hands On: It Feels Like Special Effects
How light is Sony's carbon-fiber X Series, the "lightest notebook in the world"? It feels fake, like a trick. More » -
#sony
Sony Vaio L All-In-One: The High-Def Living Room Touchscreen PC
Add Sony to the list of manufacturers releasing new touchscreen Windows 7 PCs. The 24-inch Vaio L is an all-in-one with an infrared multitouch display, Blu-ray and DVR capabilities. It will start at $1,300. More » -
#sony
Sony Gets 3D Fever: 3D Bravia TV Next Year, PlayStation 3 Support Planned
Sony has confirmed yesterday's leak that it's working on a 3D Bravia LCD HDTV, and will also develop 3D-compatibility into its PlayStation 3, Vaio computer, and Blu-ray products. Silly 3D glasses and cheesy promo video? You betcha. See for yourself: More » -
#vaio
Rail-Thin Carbon Fiber Sony Vaio X Series Video and Details
Sony wowed us this morning with its Vaio X Series, but details are now emerging. According to this video, the .55-inch thin system may be more netbook than notebook. And boy, do I want to hold it in my arms. More » -
#vaio
Sony X-Series Carbon Fiber Ultraportable: Half Inch Thin, 1.5 Pounds
The ultrathin Vaio we've known Sony's had in them: The X-Series is built with carbon fiber, so the 11.1-incher is 0.55 inches thin and weighs about 1.5 pounds (half a MacBook Air). Plus, Sony's promising crazy battery life. More » -
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#sony
Sony Says Some Vaio PCs Have Faulty Nvidia Chips
A "small percentage" of Nvidia-based Vaios "may exhibit distorted video, duplicate images, or a blank screen due to failure of the Nvidia graphics chip." If you're affected, Sony will cover repair costs, and extend the graphics warranty to three years. More » -
#sony
Sony Laptops Have Hardware Virtualization Disabled, Can't Run Windows 7's XP Mode
A user backlash began after Sony confirmed it deliberately disables hardware virtualization (required for Win 7's XP Mode) on all current Vaio laptops, due to security concerns. Now the company has said it will enable it "on select models." More » -
#netbooks
New Vaio P Model Sneaks Through the FCC
A new Vaio P model making its way through the FCC seems to confirm last months' Mark 2 refresh rumor. Little else of interest is known, except that it's the same size as the original. [Sony Insider via Engadget] -
#netbooks
Sony Vaio W Netbook Reviewed (Exactly What We Expected)
If you read the original announcement, there's not a hint of surprise in Computer Shopper's review of Sony's stab at a conventional netbook, the Vaio W. Underpowered and uninspiring, though that 1366x768 screen sure is dandy. Come on, Sony. [ComputerShopper] -
#augmentedreality
A First Person View Into the Future
This? It's not just a tiny screen running Windows. It's a tiny screen running Windows that fits over your eye. More » -
#sony
Sony's Interior Walls Are Slowly Coming Down
Sony's problem wasn't just that its right hand didn't know what its left hand was doing, it was that its right index finger didn't even know that its right thumb belonged on the same hand. But they're changing. Slowly. More » -
#sony
Sony Bringing Touchscreen Vaios This Fall, PSN Content Possible As Well
Sony has some touchscren Vaios planned for this fall to coincide with the release of Windows 7, which features more robust touchscreen support than Vista. It's also working on bringing content from the PlayStation Network to VAIOs at some point. More » -
#unconfirmed
Sony's Planning a Vaio P Mark 2 Super Portable in October?
TechRadar reports that there will be a "range" of Vaio Ps, Sony's super tiny and super expensive laptop coming later this year. More » -
#netbooks
Sony Vaio W: It's a Very Pretty $500 Netbook, Of Course
I love the idea of a Vaio netbook, but the only thing that actually gets me going about the first of inevitably many Sony Vaio W netbooks is the 1366x768 10.1-inch screen (which ain't even unique). It's pretty, though. More » -
#netbooks
Sony's Got an Honest-to-Goodness Vaio Netbook
Well, you wouldn't take a real notebook into a kitchen would you? This Vaio W must obviously be a netbook. [Sony via Engadget Japan] -
#sony
Sony Finally Achieves the Unholy Grail: A $2,000 Netbook
We're not sure if there's been a lot of clamoring for an crocodile-skin laptop, but Sony's new Vaio Signature Collection looks to fill that void. Even crazier is their customized Vaio P netbook, checking it at a crazy $2,000. More »
