I love the idea of a Vaio netbook, but the only thing that actually gets me going about the first of inevitably many Sony Vaio W netbooks is the 1366x768 ...

Sony's VAIO P was never the netbook many people expected it to be – its unusual screen aspect, stand-out form-factor and high sticker price meant it never quite competed with the regular Atom ...

Sony’s added an accelerometer to the VAIO P. Turn it on its side and you can read long articles, books, and documents with 1600 vertical lines of resolution and a nice width of 768 pixels.

Not so much of a surprise now, but Sony's bringing its 10.1-inch VAIO W stateside as well, and yes, according to the Sony reps we talked to, this time they really do mean to call it a netbook ...

I like the instant-on OS. It’s essentially a Sony XMB that gives you access to photos, internet and movies, much like other instant-on OSes, but the P’s seems exceptionally classy.

The supersexy, slim VAIO X has netbook dimensions, decent specs, and a serious price tag. Sleek, sexy, and slim, the Sony VAIO X Series is the perfect netbook for the stylish, executive jet-setter ...

Sony's first official netbook, the VAIO W, has been poked and prodded by Darren Gladstone over at PC World. You'll recall that the $499 machine features pretty standard netbook components, with ...

After all that teasing, Sony's finally unwrapped the small and slim Vaio P. And as Sony's spin has it, it's not so much a netbook as a Windows Vista-running, super-widescreen "Lifestyle PC," so ...

One of the major announcements for CES 2009, the Sony VAIO P has been hailed by some as the ultimate netbook, and by others as… ...

Sony’s Vaio P (or VAIO P Series Lifestyle PC, to give it its full, official name) is not a netbook. At CES, where the tiny computer was revealed, Sony made very clear that it was introducing ...

The colorful new 14-inch Sony VAIO C Series is fully-featured notebook PC with 3D output and ample power to handle your day-to-day computing needs. The latest VAIO C Series showcases a radical style ...

You know how Sony keeps trying to insist that it’s VAIO P is not a netbook, but rather a premium mobile computing device? Well, I’m inclined to agree, based on the price alone. You can’t get ...