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Sony Vaio laptop Ivy Bridge upgrades spotted
Add Sony to the list of PC makers embracing Intel's third-generation Core i-series CPUs.
Sony develops battery powered by paper
Termites, those pesky insects that you fear might invade and destroy your home, may actually be responsible for the new wave of eco-friendly batteries, if Sony has anything to do with it.
Sony: we've changed, we've really changed!
Sony is professing a change of heart in several key areas of its business, moving away from proprietary formats, working more closely with Google's Android and focusing on digital distribution over...
Intel Ivy Bridge chip imminent, quad-core first
The first Intel Ivy Bridge chips launch next week, with quad-core processors due first and more power-efficient ultrabook chips coming later.
Wordy wristwatch isn't 'smart', but it sure looks sweet
The Qlocktwo W quite literally spells out the time for you, without hands or numerals. It may not offer up texts or tweets, but its single mindedness is impressive in this age of smart devices and ...
CEO Cook visits Apple factory
Apple CEO Tim Cook has visited a Foxconn factory in China where iPhones are manufactured as the company grapples with criticism over its handling of working conditions in its supply chain.
Hardware makers suffer through drive shortages
One of the larger questions for tech companies going into fourth-quarter earnings revolved around hard drive shortages and whether the supply chain could adapt after flooding in Thailand.
Intel chips let websites check your computer's ID
Passwords can be phished, and carrying an extra key fob security device for accessing sensitive sites can be inconvenient. So Intel is putting authentication technology into its chips that will all...
Jobs announces Apple's iCloud storage service
Apple CEO Steve Jobs yesterday announced an online cloud storage service called iCloud that's designed to make it simple to wirelessly share music, email, photos, calendars and other data between h...
Backlash over Google's HTML5 video bet
Choosing strategies based on what you believe to be long-term benefits is generally a good idea when running a business, but if you manage to alienate the world in the process, the long term may be...
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Sony Reader WiFi Touch (PRS-T1)
Although there have been a few changes and additions, the PRS-T1 is pretty much the same device as the PRS-650 — only much better value for money. 15
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Sony Vaio Z
Sony's thrown everything it's got at the Vaio Z, with the notable exception of good speakers. The result is an excellent laptop for both mobile and desktop use, but it'll certainly cost you a pretty penny.
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Sony Vaio S Series
While there may be nothing about the Vaio S that immediately jumps out at you, it seems like it sits in that perfect sweet spot of price, performance and battery life. We could easily see ourselves tucking this under our arm as a trusted companion for tackling the computing day. 2
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Sony Vaio C Series
If you need a moderately powered laptop, the Sony Vaio C Series will deliver what you need — so long as you're a fan of DayGlo finishes.
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Sony Vaio YA
The Vaio YA is a more than suitable netbook upgrade — the only downside is that the Vaio YB has a longer battery life and is considerably cheaper.
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Sony Vaio E Series
Sony's E series are perfectly good budget laptops, with the only real detractors being the screen quality and battery life. But for the price, what you're getting is a good deal. 2
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Sony Reader Pocket Edition
Like its bigger sis, the Sony Reader Touch Edition, the Sony Reader Pocket Edition is an excellent performer with a fantastic grasp on user-friendliness. Coupled with its more compact size and lower price point, it's a great option for readers looking for high portability and first-rate usability. 7
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Sony Vaio W Imperial Lime
The Vaio W Imperial Lime is an affordable netbook, especially for the specs inside, and doubly so for a Sony. The screen resolution is the real clincher here, although the abysmal battery life lets it down, as does the keyboard layout. 1
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Sony Vaio VPCS117GG
Sony's latest notebook fails to really stand out in performance or battery life terms. 14
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