The upgraded version of Sony Vaio G laptop will go on sale in Japan from October. The new laptop will come with a drip-proof keyboard which obviously discharges water via a special “water pit” at the base of the laptop and even shuts down the system when it got too much water spilled on it. Running on both Windows Vista and XP operating system, the Vaio G2 can be configured either with an Intel Core 2 Duo U7600 or a U7500 processors, Solid State Drive (with 32GB, 48GB or 64GB options) and several different Hard Drive Disk sizes.

Other features, include a fingerprint reader, pair of USB ports, memory card slot, 802.11a/b/g WiFi, Gigabit Ethernet and a high speed Bluetooth connections. The size of a mere 277×215x23.5/25.5mm and weighs between 1.9 and 2.5 pounds. The company claims that the Lithium Ion battery on the G2-KAN will last up to 11 hours.

The Sony Vaio G2 ultra-portable laptop will come in black and silver colors and retails between 154,800 Yen (about $1,346) and 270,000 Yen ($2392), depending on the configuration.

impress | via gizmodo

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