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Sony unveils ultrabook-like T-series Vaios
The Japanese electronics giant is finally jumping on the ultrabook bandwagon. The Sony Vaio T-series, unveiled today at a press event in Singapore, will be available in 11.6- and 13.3-inch screen s...
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...
Sony gets in your face with upgraded personal 3D viewer
The headsets are coming, the headsets are coming! The disturbing trend of consumer electronics companies wanting to perch on your mug continues.
New patent hints at Google Glass wristwatch
A patent filing shows that, when it comes to wearable computers, Google is already thinking beyond eyeglasses.
Microsoft, RIM ink patent deal on storage tech
A new deal gives RIM access to Microsoft's file system technology for flash storage drives.
HP Envy X2 part of a touch-friendly trio of Windows 8 PCs
HP has revealed a trio of touch-friendly ultrabooks in time for the release of Windows 8, including a hybrid tablet with a keyboard dock.
Fujitsu debuts ultrabook duo in the new LifeBook U Series
The Japanese PC maker has launched two new Ivy Bridge machines with the LifeBook U Series.
Thunderbolt tweaks its way toward wider adoption
Thunderbolt is more than just a "faster interface", but Intel's slow and steady approach needs a revolutionary device to win its place at the table.
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Sony Vaio S Series 13P (SVS13A16GGB)
Sony's latest Vaio S is a passable all-rounder. We have heat and noise concerns, and considering the price, the screen quality could be better.
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Sony Vaio E Series (SVE14A15FGB)
Sony's managed to produce a laptop under AU$1000 that not only doesn't sacrifice on quality, but manages to trickle down some premium features, like a backlit keyboard. Within its means, this is one of the best budget laptops you can get. 3
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Sony Vaio T 11.6-inch (SVT11115FGS)
The Vaio T is a decent if uninspiring little laptop. The vertical viewing angles on the screen are a major concern, and Sony isn't competitive connectivity wise, making the 11.6-inch model a tough recommendation. 2
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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. 3
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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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