Sony has just dropped news of a cutesy new ultra compact laptop packing built-in GPS for added satnav sweetness and 3G broadband. The new Sony VAIO P Series Lifestyle PC notebook is launching in February, featuring a dinky 8-inch ultra wide LCD screen.
Read on for all the first details and a massive photo gallery of Sony’s most intriguing new notebook to date!
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Wondering what Microsoft has up its sleeves for the CES keynote? Steve Ballmer’s supposed speech with little in the way of surprises may have leaked online already, but we’re hoping for a few curveballs, and you’ll be able to catch them right here on our live blog. Zune phone? Any Zune at all? Or maybe just Windows 7. Just hit refresh every minute to watch all the latest Microsoft news unfold in front of you.
Sony hasn’t even shown off its new touchscreen X-Series Walkman yet, but the first hands-on video has already popped up online.
We’re sat waiting for the Sony press conference to start, but just received advance word of the Vaio P specs. The much-rumoured netbook will have an 8 inch screen, GPS and weigh just 1.4 pounds. Read on for even more juicy tidbits!
Sony‘s due to kick off its CES keynote in the next few minutes. Last year it stole the show with OLED TVs, new mobiles and a slew of fancy gadgets. This year’s looking no different with one of the biggest stands in the whole show, a touchscreen Walkman and Vaio netbook on the agenda.
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Panasonic has just killed LG’s claims of the “world’s slimmest” TV. We’d only just finished picking up the pieces of our shattered jaws from Toshiba’s Cell TV tech announcement this morning when we broke them to bits again: Panasonic’s just whipped the covers off its Neo PDP Eco plasma screen, and it’s only a third of an inch thick! Plenty of pics after the jump.
Samsung treated a packed press conference to its “most perfect” Blu-Ray player this afternoon, unveiling the BD-P4600, a wall-mountable disc spinner that’s just 1.5 inches thick, ultra-fast and even accesses the web wirelessly.
Networked hard drives aren’t anything new, but the new Linksys Media Hub makes the technology ultra-simple, and lets you access your music, photos and movies anywhere you can find a web browser.