08 Jan 09 Sony Vaio P broken down
It hasn’t even been a full day since we last learned this thing actually existed and already images of it’s innards, spilled across a table, are circulating the internet.
For those of you not paying attention, the Sony Vaio P is Sony’s entrance into the netbook market. They market the product as the lightest 8″ netbook, clocking in at a mere 1.4 pounds, but theres a catch. Where the netbook suceeds in weighing close to nothing, it lacks in typical features.
But let’s be honest, for those with the money the lack of a traditional finger pad probably isn’t going to be an issue. Because really, who does work on these things anyways?
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