Power, design and mobility come together beautifully with the new VAIO S Series of 13.3″ (33.7cm) slim notebook PCs from Sony. The slim, light VAIO S Series features a stylish new 'full flat' design ...

Bold Colors and New Touch Features The new Sony VAIO P Series features an array of built-in one-touch buttons that enable you to instantly access the web, adjust screen resolution and even tune-up ...

Sony’s VAIO W-Series mini-notebooks boasts a 10.1-inch 1366 x 768 display, Intel Atom N280 1.66GHz processor, 1 GB of RAM and 160GB HDD.

Upon first seeing the new Sony VAIO Y Series laptop (model VPCYB15KX), your first thought will likely be, “That is a very pink laptop.” Virtually everyone in the PCWorld offices who saw our ...

Sony pulled the wraps off a new notebook computer called the VPCEA290X Signature Edition.The machine has an interesting pattern on the top of the lid and the palm rest that is embossed not simply ...

November 2, 2007 Aiming to merge the PC with a home entertainment center, Sony has added to their VAIO notebook lineup with the release of the LM series notebooks. ... pink, red, black, ...

The pink products include a special pink VAIO W Series Mini Notebook bundle. The bundle includes a pink mouse, pink case for the netbook, and a two-tone pink netbook. Under the pink skin, the ...

A little over a year after launching the Vaio P mini-laptop with its 8 inch, 1600 x 768 pixel display, Sony is giving the Vaio P line a refresh.The new Sony Vaio P features the same small size and ...

Our new VAIO E Color Combo site lets you virtually view the color options for not only your VAIO E notebook but the mouse, keyboard skin, and sleeve. You can see all four items together and mix ...

The CULV notebook market has been overloaded with options over the past few months, and this year's Consumer Electronics Show saw even more PC makers jump in with an abundance of new offerings.

Short Version: It’s got an Atom CPU and it starts at $1300. That being said, Sony’s X Series is one of the coolest computers I’ve ever used. Netflix, ElevenLabs, Wayve, Sequoia Capital ...