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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. Read the rest

The upcoming Sony Vaio L series will be available in the Japanese market starting October 3rd. These wall mountable PCs come in three different models, the 15.4″ (with 1280x 800 screen resolution) as well as the 19″ and 22″ (with 1680×1050 resolution) wide screen. The 19″ and 22″ versions come equipped with the same wall mounting kits of the company’s Bravia LCD TVs. These series can be configured either with an Intel Celeron M530 processor or Core 2 Duo T7500 processor (2.2 Ghz) instead. Read the rest

Here comes the new generation of Sony Vaio UX series line of Ultra-Mobile PC (UMPC): the UX 72, UX92S and UX92NS. Instead of a 40GB hard disk drive, Sony now offers a 64GB SSD drive options to its consumer. Moreover, the company equips their new UMPCs with the 64Bit Core 2 Solo processor, such as the U2100 (1.06Ghz) and U2200 (1.20Ghz). The 32Bit CPU will no longer available, however Sony still offers the Celeron M523 CPU (32bit). Read the rest

Sony Vaio VGN-BX51XP is the first ever notebook made by Sony that uses an Intel Santa Rosa Processor. Targeted towards business and office users, the new laptop is equipped with a Dual Core T7250 processor running at 2GHz, an integrated Intel GMA x3100 (358MB), 2GB DDR2 memory clocking in at 667MHz and a 120GB SATA HDD(5400 rpm). Read the rest