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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 »Sony's Vaio L Works as Full PC or Simply a TV
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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 »Rail-Thin Carbon Fiber Sony Vaio X Series Video and Details
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 »Sony Vaio Laptops Will Have the Shiny Veneer of Google Chrome
Sony Says Some Vaio PCs Have Faulty Nvidia Chips
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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 »New Vaio P Model Sneaks Through the FCC
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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]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'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 Bringing Touchscreen Vaios This Fall, PSN Content Possible As Well
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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 »Sony Finally Achieves the Unholy Grail: A $2,000 Netbook
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