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Sony Vaio T11 and T13 Laptops: Sony’s First Ultrabooks
Sony officially reveals its Vaio T11 and T13 Ultrabook laptops, with a release date in May or early June 2012.
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Sony's designs on your computer
Sony's new laptops aim to look as good as they perform, and not cost the Earth. Matt Warman examines their chances in a cut-throat market.
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Sony outs 1080p skinny laptops
Vaio Z revamped More updated Vaio laptops from Sony, this time the Z series - the latter the original Ultrabook, introduced before the MacBook Air and long before Intel coined the term.…
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Sony brings Intel Ivy Bridge to Vaio S Series
Sony's Vaio S Series laptops now sport Intel Ivy Bridge processors, while its 13-inch E Series laptop has been joined by two new models ( ZDNet UK - Mobile Computers )
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Sony Vaio laptop Ivy Bridge upgrades spotted
Just as with the Vaio T ultrabook, Sony's European arm is first with these system updates. Originally posted at Reviews - Laptops
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Sony's First Ultrabook Is Thicker and Heavier Than Existing Sony Laptop
Sony is no stranger to thin, portable laptops -- the company's VAIO Z series features a 13-inch laptop that's .66 inches thick and weighs only 2.57 pounds. But on Wednesday the company revealed its first Intel-approved ultrabook.
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Sony slides to three-decade low on strategy doubts
Shares in Sony Corp slumped more than 7 percent to near 32-year lows, as investors doubted the Japanese consumer electronics giant has a strategy to fix its loss-making TV business and compete in the smartphone ...
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Sony Vaio S Series hands on review
We got our eager mitts on the S13, which Sony says is its fastest Vaio yet
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Sony VAIO S Series gets Ivy Bridge, E Series grows bigger
Sony has updated its VAIO S Series to include the latest Intel Ivy Bridge processors as well as giving the new E Series two bigger brothers.
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