The “P” in Sony’s Vaio P could stand for “portable” or “pretty,” but we think it stands for “pricey.” It’s a nifty little notebook that you can slip into a jacket pocket…but are you willing to pay a premium for the privilege? Yeah, the P could stand for that, too. HardwareCentral has the full review.
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Only Sony could make it tempting to spend $1,500 on a PC with little more power than a $400 netbook. The Vaio P “lifestyle PC” starts at $900 with a 1.6GHz Intel Atom processor and 128GB solid-state drive in lieu of a hard disk; the deluxe version tested here (model VPCP118KX) is one and a half grand with a slightly faster 2.0GHz Atom Z550 CPU, roomier 256GB SSD, and Verizon mobile broadband with GPS built in.
Read the complete Sony Vaio P notebook review.
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