It’s not often a laptop’s packaging makes us fall in love with it, but the Sony Vaio W has done just that. Sony’s ditched all of the Vaio W’s cardboard packaging. Instead, it’s handed over to customers inside its own carry case. No boxes to stash in the attic, or chuck in landfill, and a free laptop bag to boot.
Sony was late to the netbook party, slapping down the Vaio W Series earlier this summer after initially slating the micro–laptops and rolling out a super–expensive, high–end version, the Vaio P, instead. So does the Vaio name mean this is a netbook worth unburdening your bank account for? Or is it just a pricey alternative to cheaper, better netbooks? Read our full Sony Vaio W series netbook review and we’ll tell you exactly what you need to know.
News just in: it’s Friday! Only a few hours to go now until the weekend, so you’d better cram in as much tech news as you can handle before you clock off. We’ve got it all gathered up right here for you in techie breakie, so read on and tuck in!
We got close up on camera with the Sony VAIO W netbook yesterday, but if the oodles of stills didn’t quench your thirst for the little laptop, not to worry. We’ve got some hands-on video of Sony’s greatest U-turn of a gadget for you to fill your peepers with right here too!
Even if you’ve skipped the cereal, it’s not too late to miss out on the most important meal of the day. We’ve got all the heartiest, biggest headlines in tech for you right here in techie breakie, so get them while they’re fresh!
The Sony VAIO W had us all stunned when it was unveiled last week, and not just because Sony turned on its word and made a netbook, but also because it’s one of the most stylish we’ve ever clapped eyes on. We’ve just got hands-on with the gorgeous micro machine, so read on to see if it’s vamonos for the VAIO P.
Having previously dismissed them out of hand, Sony has just shown off its new Sony Vaio W netbook. Crammed with the regulation tech – Intel Atom and 10.1-inch screen are both present and correct – it’s due to land here in August. Read on to find out what the Sony Vaio W netbook means for the super pricy Sony Vaio P now.
