Yes, yes, we know the new Sony VAIO P isn’t a netbook, according to the official line anyway. But how else would you describe something bright, tiny, eye catching and under powered? Sony’s covered the whole spectrum in its second gen models, and we’ve got hands on photos of the lot right here.
Remember the Sony Vaio P? The tiny netbook that wasn’t a netbook turned heads at CES last year, only for heads to snap right back again once they clocked the monster pricetag. Now though, Sony could be prepping an update: it’s teasing a brand new Sony Vaio “ultra mobile”.
It’s the start of another week, so before the next wave of tech news comes rolling on in, catch up with everything you missed over the weekend, right here in techie breakie!
The Sony Vaio P is about to get a rejig, with a sharp new model making its way to minted gadget maniacs in October. That’s according to a Sony rep, who let slip the news at the launch of the Sony Vaio W netbook. So it seems that the Sony Vaio P isn’t dead after all.
The Sony VAIO P is a seriously pocketable little laptop, but the measly specs and performance under Windows Vista cost a fortune. Lucky for us then, a knock off with the same form factor from China is on the way. No surprises there, but the Gemsta Viva, as it’s called, almost manages to match the VAIO P’s specs while slashing the cost.
Tick tock, it’s 12.30 o’clock. Time to settle down with a plate piled high with all the latest tech news in the lunchtime lowdown. Read on for the round up right here!
The Dell Mini 10v may be the cheapest hackintosh yet, but the Sony VAIO P must be the smallest machine ever to run OS X. Read on to check out Apple’s operating system in action on Sony’s little laptop!
Caffeine kicked in yet? If not, no worries: all the latest tech headlines you missed while you were kipping should jolt you awake. Get’em all right here in techie breakie!
