In case you are waiting for possibly one of the most expensive netbooks to date, the Sony Vaio P, then we have some more details and pictures ready for you.

The Vaio P is the first netbook from Sony which will feature an Atom Z250 processor running at 1.33GHz, 2GB of RAM, an HDD with SSD upgrade availability, UMTS connectivity and GPS. We’re probably going to have even more specs to analyze when they become officially public. The price is of course as high as you would expect it to be. The Vaio P will be available for about $970 so I advise you to think twice before actually purchasing it.

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From the first time I’ve seen that Sony New Zealand teaser shot I said the netbook will surely be leaked ahead of time. Soon after Sony Japan has started its own teaser page but it was Sony Style that managed to leak out some of that specs of the new netbook. And we have some images of it too.

The Vaio netbook will have a 1.33GHz processor, an 1600×768 pixel screen and an 8-inch LED backlit screen. It will come with a 60GB HDD but if you want a SSD a huge 128GB SSD is available. It will come in red, silver or black. We only need the price now!

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We already know that Sony has a new Vaio ready to be launched. After Sony’s New Zealand teaser site, the Japanese version came up with a new teaser that has Vaio New mobile written all over it. This teaser shows you a woman with a think envelope. Inside there should be the netbook we’re waiting for. Unfortunately the envelop reveals only a link to a sign up page for more information. January 9th is still the date Sony has marked in it’s calendar for revealing the new Vaio.

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Dell’s Adamo notebook is already making us wonder what a MacBook Air competitor will look like and it seems that Sony wants a piece of our minds. Sony has a new laptop coming on January 9th. And it’s just might be one of those rumored Vaio netbooks we’ve been hearing so much. The teaser site available only at Sony New Zealand for now claims that the new laptop will “change the way you look at laptops.”

What laptop are you more interested in? Dell’s new Adamo or Sony’s new Vaio?

James Bond is going to appear again soon in “Quantum of Solace”, the last movie of the series. Sony is going to take advantage of this occasion to auction off an exclusive 007 Vaio notebook. All the money will go to charity of course. The 1% For the Planet is an alliance of businesses committed to create a healthier environment

There are only 100 units available and they are all numbered. The lucky number 7 will get the laptop engraved with the 007 gun logo and a matching leather carrying case.

The James Bond 007 Vaio notebook will come with an Intel Centrino 2 processor, a 64GB SSD, an 11.1-inch XBRITE-DuraView widescreen LCD and a built-in webcam.

What’s the price you ask? Just about $2,400. But James deserves it.

Sony has a netbook to and it’s almost ready to release it. The Vaio TT will be officially unveiled tomorrow. The TT is going to replace the former TZ. We’ll be looking at WiFi, Bluetooth and EVDO support. The TT will be an 11.1 inch screen laptop, just like the TZ.

I’m curios how much the TT will cost. And if it will pack a new Atom 330 chip or not. We’ll find out more tomorrow.

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Sony unveiled two new Vaio laptops in the NS and CS series, both equipped with Blu-ray Disc technology. Pushing HD entertainment to the mid-range laptops, the NS notebook features the BD-ROM drive as an optional accessory but comes with DVD/CD read-write functions.

The VAIO NS is equipped with a 15.4 inch widescreen display and XBRITE-ECO LCD technology. An integrated AV mode with dedicated menu lets you conveniently access up to nine programs from a single location. Under the hood is an Intel Core 2 Duo processor. Available in nightfall blue, silk white and granite silver, the VAIO NS will start at US $650 for the non-Blu-ray Disc model and the one with it will start at around $1,000.

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Sony has come up with its innovative AW-series Notebook, which is packed with awesome screen technologies. It supports a bright 18.4-inch diagonal display offering full HD resolution. This portable notebook will be a better choice for the photographers, as well as users of HD camcorders.

The VAIO notebook features Adobe® RGB colour space to bring the ideal exactness for enhanced editing. Its integrated 3 LED backlighting is a characteristic of advanced BRAVIA™ LCD TVs. With powerful HD resolution up to 1920 x 1080, it delivers high-quality performance.

The VAIO AW series also incorporates with Adobe Photoshop® Lightroom® along with Adobe Photoshop Elements. Apart from this, it also supports plenty of advanced features and technologies including Image Data Converter, Picture Motion Browser and a setting plug to provide ultimate results. (more…)

Continuing its tradtion of bringing in latest and innovative products, Sony Electronics has launched its new VAIO CS11 Notebook. Available in attractive colors, VAIO CS11 Notebook features all the latest technologies and functionalities. Featuring touch-sensitive AV controls in the keyboard, this notebook is truly one of its kinds.

“This is a companion, not a tool,” said Hidetoshi Takigawa, Marketing Director for VAIO Of Europe. “If you want tools, there are plenty out there. If you want something that’s special, that’s ahead of the curve, then here is where you need to be. The VAIO CS is fresh and colourful, and sheer style is going to be a big part of its appeal, but it’s clever as well as beautiful. It can become a part of your lifestyle, letting you communicate, helping you manage your digital world and have fun at the same time. You don’t just own it – you will treasure it.”

VAIO CS11 Notebook comes with built-in intelligence and is capable of organizing your digital world. This notebook allows you to add special effects in videos and clips. It incorporates powerful editing features enables smooth cinematic transitions. VAIO CS11 Notebook comes with a 12 Tone Analysis system that helps categorizing an entiremusic collection on the hard disk. (more…)

Not exactly the most portable devices, all-in-one PCs come in handy. They will save you some desk space and they will always be ready to go. Sony has launched three new all-in-one Vaio PCs which we’re going to inspect.

The Vaio JS, in the picture above, is a huge desktop. It has a 20.1 inch screen which has a 1,680 x 1,050 resolution. There’s a webcam above the screen and a speaker bar below. The Vaio JS has a 3.0GHz Core 2 Duo E8400 processor, 4GB of RAM, an integrated Intel GMA 4500HD graphics card, a 500GB and a standard DVD burner. The PC will cost around $1,000 if you’re interested.

The Vaio LS has a floating mirror design which resembles the Vaio LT19U. It has a 24 inch display which can deliver a 1,920 x 1,200 resolution. Inside you will find either Blu-ray or regular drives, up to 1TB of hard drive space, and an HDMI input. Pricing starts at $1,600 depending on what you choose.

The last PC is Sony’s Vaio RT. It’s an even bigger model. It has a 25.5 inch LCD and inside it has an Intel Core 2 Quad CPU, up to 8GB of RAM, a 512MB GeForce 9600M GT graphics card and up to 1TB hard drive. A Blu-ray drive comes as standard and the RT has a pair of TV tuners and both HDMI in and out.

All models will feature WLAN and they will be available sometimes this fall. If you needed a new all-in-one, maybe it’s time to act and get a Vaio PC.

Sony went ahead and launched their new Vaio laptops on Monday evening as we’ve told you before. And they are all special notebooks. The four new Vaio notebooks are the 16.4 inch Vaio FW, the 15.4-inch Vaio BZ the 13.3 inch Vaio SR, and the 13.1 inch Vaio Z. Let’s take a brief look at these Centrino 2 powered new Vaio lines.

The Vaio FW is a 16.4 inch laptop. Weird size you say? We might see it more often. This screen size will get you that 16:9 aspect ratio for HD Blu-ray content. This laptop weighs a little over 6 pounds which is quite remarkable given the bigger screen. The FW will be available later in July with prices starting from $1,000.

The Vaio BZ is a 15.4 laptop designed for business. It weighs a little under 6 pounds but it offers some smart business solutions. You get a hard drive shock protection system, a spill resistant keyboard and a magnesium-alloy case. The BZ will be the only Vaio to include Intel’s vPro management software and the Vaio Care support package. The pricing will start at $1,000 and you will get one by the end of July

The Vaio SR is a 13.3 highly portable laptop. It comes in five colors and weighs about 4 pounds. There’s a backlit-LED display, a webcam and microphone and a hard drive shock protection system. You will get one starting from $1,400 by the end of July.

The Vaio Z is a 13.3 laptop. It must be even more portable than the 13.3 inch SR model. It weighs a little over 3 pounds and features hard drive shock protection system, a fingerprint reader, the Trusted Platform Module and a password protected hard drive. All you need is a password protected sleeve that might perfectly fit into the password protected bag of your choice. Optionally you get an 128 SSD, WWAN, Blu-ray drive and HDMI-out port. The prices start at $1,800 or $2,300 depending on whether you chose the SSD or not. The Vaio Z is going to be customizable from August, if that’s what you want.

Which model do you like best?

Sure we want to check out any new Vaio from Sony. Sure they are way to expensive than their direct competitors but they can turn heads. What do we have here today? We have the new Vaio laptops for Sony with leaked details on display.

And we have two 13.3 inch Vaio SR models to check out: the VGN-SR19XN and the VGN-SR19VN. These two babies pack a 2.26GHz Core 2 Duo P8400 processor. The first one has the regular integrated graphic card while the second version has the Radeon HD3470. You’ll have more hardware inside: 4GB of RAM and a 200GB. How about that?

Feel like you need more? How about the 16.4 inch Vaio FW. This baby appears to be available in lots of configuration. You can choose between the ATI 3650 or 3470 graphics card, you can opt in for a Blu-ray drive, while the processor is the same processor used in the SR models.

We’re waiting for the actual Sony release to get official prices but we should expect more expensive than the usual.

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Sony expects to release their new VAOI Type S notebook this year. The 13.3 -incher would be a good addition to the slew of smaller laptops and notebooks which seem to have mushroomed all over recently. VAIO Type S would run on the new Intel Penryn CPU and will feature 2GB memory and 200GB HDD storage. The device weighs around 4+ pounds and boasts a battery life of up to 5.5 hours. VAOI Type S will be released in the Japanese market first with a an expected retail price of US$2200+.

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Sony has just released two new VAIO notebooks, the Type L VGC-LT80DB and the Type A VGN-AR74DB. These models features a blu-ray disc drive and will be available on October 6th 2007.

The VGC-LT80DB is available with 22, 15.5 and a 19 inch sizes. It comes built in with a 1.3 megapixel camera and is powered by an Intel Core 2 Duo processor. Other than this, the notebook features a wide array of multimedia functionalities that will blow your mind.

The VGN-AR74DB on the other hand features a 1,440×900 pixel resolution. It also comes in with a Core 2 Duo T7500 (2.2GHz) processor with 2GB memory. In addition, it comes equipped with a 320GB HDD. This notebook will be available in October 13th.

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Creativity Explored enthusiast and well-known artist Maya Hayuk recently created two new graphic designs for Sony’s VAIO Notebook computers. Using an advanced industrial design technique, Maya’s cutting edge graphic designs “Grow” and “Never Stop” have been placed on a limited edition of Sony VAIO Notebook computers.

Hayuk conceptualized and painted these designs for Sony concentrating on the colorful and symmetrical imagery that she is known for. These new styles transform what was already a stunning PC into a functioning work of art, beautifully blending cutting-edge images with a sleek design.

The “Grow” edition captures the feel of an organic forest with deep green, blue and purple flower-growing wildly across the top of the notebook while “Never Stop” is a colorful, kaleidoscopic design that is decked in interlacing lines and spherical shapes.

The VAIO Graphic Splash Maya Hayuk Edition notebooks go for about $2,500 and will be available at www.sonystyle.com this month.

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Sony is proud to introduce a notebook specifically designed exclusively for business and office users. This is Sony’s first ever notebook to use the Santa Rosa Processor by Intel. It has undergone several changes and modifications from other notebook produced by Sony.

Of course, as mentioned, it untilizes Intel’s Santa Rosa Chipset. This new Sony Vaio has a Dual Core T7250, 2 GHz processor. It has a 2GB DDR2 memory clocking in at 667MHz and a 120GB SATA hard drive which is very powerful at 5400 rpm. The laptop is also equipped with an integrated Intel GMA x3100 with 358MB of memory. It has a 15.4 inches screen with a WXGA 1280 x 800 resolution.

Other features for this new Sony notebook is its Gigabit Wireless adapter and 3 USB 2.0 slot. It also has a VGA, Firewire, ExpressCard card reader.

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The Sony VAIO TZ18GN is an 11.1-inch ultraportable notebook that comes equipped with a SSD, instead of a conventional hard disk drive. Because they’ve gone with solid state memory, this Vaio is said to be faster, lighter, and more power efficient than its HDD-based predecessor.

The VAIO TZ18GN weighs just 1.15 kilograms and boasts a very formidable battery life of 11.5 hours on a single charge. They say that this is about a half hour more juice than the HDD notebook. On the downside, you’ll be sacrificing a fair bit of storage, because this laptop only comes with a 32GB SSD, rather than the 100GB HDD you would normally get.

Other vitals include an Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 8x DVD-DL burner (no Blu-ray), Windows Vista, and 1GB of RAM with the (heavily recommended) option of upgrading to 2GB. The price is a little out there at US$4,299, which works out to be a $700 premium over the model with a 100GB HDD.

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Sony is trying to eliminate the old spinning platters of our conventional hard-disk drives. Sony, has just equipped their Sony Vaio TZ18GN with a Solid State Drive (SSD) instead of the conventional hard disk drive. The 11.1-inch ultraportable notebook is said to be more faster, lighter and much more power efficient compare to HDD-based notebooks.

The VAIO TZ18GN weighs just 1.15 kilograms and boasts a very formidable battery life of 11.5 hours on a single charge. They say that this is about a half hour more juice than the HDD notebook. The problem however, is disk space. Even though the battery life lasts a bit longer, the laptop only comes with a 32GB SSD, rather than the 100GB HDD you would normally get from other models.

Other features of the VAIO TZ18GN include an Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 8x DVD-DL burner (no Blu-ray), Windows Vista, and 1GB of RAM which is heavily recommended for upgrading to 2GB. The price is a little out there at US$4,299, which works out to be a $700 premium over the model with a 100GB HDD.

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