Netbook Sony Vaio W

Sony released its first sub-$500 VAIO today. Like most netbooks on the market, the VAIO W Series comes with 1GB of RAM, 160GB hard drive, Intel Atom N280 processor and Windows XP. The VAIO W Series netbook will start cost $499

The VAIO W Series netbook comes with a a high-resolution 16:9 (1366×768) display. Jamming more pixels on the display means users won’t have to scroll as much compared to lower-resolution displays. Read the rest of this entry »

For the purposes of enhancing the aesthetic, fashion and create a technology trend associated with luxury, Sony has officially issued a collection of special versions for the VAIO series, including P, TT, Z and CS SR.

In thisspecial collection Signature, Sony got phone manufacturers luxurious Vertu , using expensive and luxurious leather covering techniques for their products. Series includes VAIO P, TT, Z, SR, CS have been completely new design with external metal shell, crocodile leather, luxurious leather… Besides that, the specifications of this laptop in this collection such as hard drives, SDD drive, RAM, accessories … Sony will also be additional and the customer options as appropriate to bring the best feeling when buying and using one of the special products in this collection. Read the rest of this entry »

When you talk about laptops, the Sony Vaio is certain to be among the tops brands one would think of.

The Sony VAIO SR390 can be one of the least expensive of the company’s ultraportable laptops but it also lacks the performance that can be found for less from other companies or with more features for the same cost. Read the rest of this entry »

The Vaio P is the most expensive netbook available so far but that might all change if you happen to live in Germany. T-Mobile Germany is offering the Vaio P fost just €599.95 if you pick a web’n’walk Connect L data plan. If you do the math, the notebook is €400 cheaper than purchasing it for the full, official Sony price. Would you get it now?

News and leaks online have been revealed in small spurts about a new netbook from Sony, but now an “official” leak on a Sony website has confirmed that the machine is reality. It’s dubbed the Vaio Pocket, since it’s supposedly sized to fit into a pocket (albeit quite a big one.)

And, just as predicted, it’s not one of the typical “vanilla” netbooks: Sony has indeed sprinkled the machine with some Sony Vaio design magic which places it at the top end of the netbook market. Although the screen is a smallish 8-inches (to fit into the machine’s slender form), it’s a massive 1600×768-pixel job–neatly negating the problems of websurfing or word processing on a low pixel-count netbook screen. The screen is also LED-backlit for low-power requirements.

Inside it’ll have up to a 60GB hard drive, with an option for a 128GS solid-state drive–a large size not heard of in the netbook market. The Intel processor inside is not specified in the leaked imagery, but it’s likely the Atom Z520, with 512K cache and 533MHz front-side bus. Sadly the machine’s weight, battery-life span and price are filled with Xs or “NaN” errors in the copy, so we’ll likely have to wait until CES to find out more.

But since it looks like the Vaio Pocket is a netbook only in terms of size and choice of processor, don’t expect the Pocket to come cheap.