The Sony VAIO P just got an upgrade, with Sony boosting processor speed, squeezing in a bigger solid state drive and – this is the biggie – binning Windows Vista for trusty XP.
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Games Developers Conference 09 is still in full swing, but that’s not the only thing going on today: there’s plenty of tech news breaking around the world, and we’ve got the best of it rounded up for you right here. Read on for the lunchtime lowdown!
A new Sony VAIO P could be in the works! The ultra portable computer might be about to get improvements inside, according to one source, so read on to find out what’s what.
UPDATE: It turns out the Pocket Yoga isn’t real: Lenovo has admitted it’s a two year old concept and nothing more. So why did it release all these lovely pics then?
Remember the Lenovo ultra portable PC we saw last week? Lenovo‘s accidentally deliberately made it official by popping some photos of it up online, and it’s packing a touchscreen. Presenting the Lenovo Pocket Yoga!
Feeling hungry? The lunchtime lowdown will fill you up: we’ve gathered all the day’s stories so far and stuck them all in one place for you to feast on. Read on for the round up.
UPDATE: The Pocket Yoga isn’t real folks. Lenovo says it’s a two year old concept and nothing more. Still, no reason not to check out the official pictures, so be sure to check out the gallery and dream of what could have been.
Lenovo is prepping an ultra portable computer with the same form factor as the Sony VAIO P. So it’s definitely not a netbook then, no. Read on for the details.
The Apple netbook we’ve been hearing so much about is edging closer to reality and sounding less like a rumour with each day. The latest murmurs are that the Apple netbook will be a 10 inch model, putting it head to head against the likes of the Eee PC, rather than the Sony VAIO P.
The Nokia netbook is in the works, but if it’s going to stand out in an already crowded netbook/ultra portable market, what does it need? We’ve come up with the features we think Nokia will include in the Nokia netbook, and they’re real Eee PC killers. See what we reckon after the jump!