Since the introduction of the first VAIO P last year, Sony has insisted that the VAIO P is not a netbook. No sir. It’s a “Lifestyle PC.” What’s a “Lifestyle PC,” you ask? I’m not sure but somehow the Sony VAIO P seems to fit perfectly. For starters, netbooks generally cost under $500, feature 10- [...]
Sony’s Y series is the company’s new 13.3-inch notebook. It brings all the style you’d expect from a Sony laptop to the sub-$800 price point. This is made possible by using the CULV platform which has an affordable ultra-low voltage processor and lacks an optical drive. The combination allows for a computer that is thin, [...]
The R700 wears a businesslike suit — matte black being this season’s must-have — and aside from a couple of LEDs by the trackpad and some chrome highlights on the screen’s bezel, there’s not a whole lot of flashy stuff going on around the R700′s magnesium chassis. Note the fingerprint scanner, in case you need [...]
Ever since the MacBook Air was pulled out of a manila envelope, other laptop manufacturers have attempted to dethrone it as the world’s thinnest laptop. Dell’s first effort, the Dell Adamo, certainly invited comparisons to the MacBook Air, with its aluminum “Unibody” enclosure, thin profile, and non-removable battery. Unfortunately, its $2,000 price tag was deemed [...]
ASUS has given the N61 a quite sleek look and perhaps the best of a desktop replacement and you may not have to think twice while purchasing it. You must be wondering what is so great about that, Nvidia Optimus promises to deliver a better visual experience in terms of your 3D gaming, watching videos [...]
The Vaio Z Series has been re-introduced by Sony at CES 2010 to spearhead its laptop line-up. It is supposed to be the best Sony can offer. It blends raw power and ultra portability in a good looking shell that encompasses a carved aluminum core. In 2010, Sony updated the Z Series with Intel’s latest [...]
