Engineered to provide the feel of a larger notebook, the VAIO Lifestyle PC provides a convenient typing experience by extending the keyboard to the perimeters of the chassis maximizing the typing area. The spacing between keys has also

Whatever the moniker Sony is creating some buzz about the new Vaio VGN P500. Details are beginning to trickle out about the 1.4lb device and Mark Spooner seems to have gotten the goods for Laptop Mag. 8-inch 1600×800 screen

Sony officially unveils the Sony Vaio P. The P will have an 8-inch ultrawide LCD display weighing 1.4 pounds and is roughly the size of a business envelope. Unlike previous rumors, the P will indeed have a keyboard.

The hotly anticipated VAIO P is for real, and it's coming in as the world's lightest 8-inch netbook at just 1.4 pounds. The Vista-based device packs an almost unbelievable 1600 x 768 resolution LED-backlit XBRITE-ECO LCD display,

We designed the product around the keyboard and having it stretched to the outer peripheries. The decent typing experience is one differentiator for sure. The second is the LCD; it is a very high resolution 8 inch LED with a 1600 x 768

Weighing just over 4 pounds (with standard battery) and less than an inch thick with long battery life and a 13.3″ razor-thin LED backlit XBRITE-ECO™ display, the Sony VAIO VGN-SR290PBB Laptop Computer packs a variety of advanced

Enjoy your personal musical light shows on the Sony VAIO VGN-CS190NBB Notebook PC. A 12-tone music analyzer translates your music into a colorful LED light show that plays out beneath the trim of the CS notebook.

Sony VAIO VGNAW180YQ Laptop PC - Intel Core 2 Duo T9600 2.8GHz, 4GB DDR2, 628GB (500GB + 2x64GB SSD), Blu-Ray/DVDRW, 18.4 1920x1080 LED, NVIDIA 9600M, Vista Ultimate 64-bit, Piano Black.

Sony's VAIO P ultraportable revealed. From Engadget - The Sony VAIO P ultraportable is on display at CES. Unfortunately it appears to have a chicklet keyboard as well as a tiny pointing nub. Ugh! Posted by xujiren at 3:37 PM

Sony's VAIO P ultraportable revealed - Chicklet keyboard , check. Tiny pointing nub, check. Looks like this is Sony's Vaio P series ultraportable on display at CES. By on display we mean, on display as these

Sony unveiled VAIO L VGC-LN70DB All-In-One Desktop PC during CEATEC 2008 event. This white-colored do-it-all computer is equipped with a 20.1-inch display and powered by an Intel Core 2 Duo E7200 processor, a 2GB of main memory, and a 500GB of hard drive. From the photos, it looks like VGC-LN70DB also comes with a slot-loading DVD drive, USB ports, audio ports, media card reader, and a nice-looking keyboard. It weighs 12.4kg and available immediately in Japan market.

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Sony unveils the SSD (Solid State Disc) version of its VAIO UX Micro PC, the VAIO UX Premium. This UMPC comes with a 32GB flash memory-based drive which delivers up to 50 faster data access speed and lower power consumption than standard hard drive. Other features will be much the same as the original though, including an Intel Core Solo processor, WLAN and WAN connectivity, a 4.5 widescreen LCD display and full QWERTY keyboard.

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After the VGN-UX50 model, Sony now presents another ultra-mobile pocket PC. Still under the VAIO U range, here’s the VGN-UX17LP model. Claimed as the world’s smallest and lightest PC, this mobile PC features an Intel Core Solo U1400 (1.2 GHz) processor, 512MB of RAM, 30GB of HDD, and 4.5-inch (1020×600) WSVGA Clear Bright LCD display. Like its big brother, the VGN-UX17LP will be packed with biometrics fingerprint sensor and integrated camera module as well. But instead of one, users will have two cameras which would be useful for doing video conference. Too bad there’s no detail about the camera’s sensor quality.

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