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Sony's VAIO P up for pre-order in all sorts of hues
Engadget —
Sony's VAIO P netbook ultraportable isn't slated to start shipping until February here in the States, but those absolutely certain that they want one stuck in their coat and / or rear pants pocket can get in line starting today. The pre-orders are open for Sony's 1.4 pound VAIO, with $899.99 to $1,499.99 securing your spot on the launch list. They're available in a whole heap of colors ...
Sony’s VAIO P is up for pre-order
SlashGear —
The new Sony VAIO P “ultraportable” is not suppose to start shipping in the US till February, but from the looks of it those who are dying to conceal one in their coat pocket or even carry it around in their back pocket for show can not pre-order theirs from the Sony Style store.
The tiny Sony VAIO P that weighs in at an amazing 1.4 pounds is selling online at this very moment. Just put down $899.99 to $1,499.99 an you will secure yourself one of the most incredibly small “ultraportables” come time that they begin shipping. Yes they are offering all the colors, you can choose from emerald green, crystal white, classic black, garnet red or onyx black when you order.
They even have a special custom engraving ...
The ‘don’t call it a netbook’ Sony VAIO P is now available for pre-order
CrunchGear —
If the svelte VAIO P is your next netbook computer, Sony has now started the pre-order. The company is ready to take your money even though the little lappy will not ship until February. It starts at $899 and can rocket up to $1,499 once all the little check boxes are selected. That would include the 3G wireless and GPS option along with a color palette of five hues. Anyone going to bite on the the 1.4 lbs VAIO?
Vaio P: Sony unofficially rolls into the netbook market in a Cadillac
DVICE Atom Feed —
... isn't billing the Vaio P as a netbook, but it certainly feels like one — if it doesn't really look like it. The laptop sports an alluringly long and thin form factor that's geared toward portability with an insanely high resolution for it's tiny screen. To our minds, the best part is that the length of the keyboard is closer to what you'd experience on your computer at home — or your full-sized laptop — which could more than make up for the squat screen.
Sony Vaio P, via CrunchGear
Sony VAIO P Series Now available
iTech News Net —
Sony officially launches its VAIO P series LifeStyle PC. This ultra mini PC is now available for pre-order. Sony’s VAIO P is powered by Intel’s Atom Z520 1.33GHz processor, 2GB of RAM and integrated GMA 500 graphics.
Sony VAIO P comes with a 8-inch 1600×768 XBRITE-ECO LED-backlit LCD display. It packs integrated GPS, mobile broadband, WiFi, abd Bluetooth.
Three versions are available:
VAIO VGN-P530H
60GB Hard Drive
Onyx Black, Garnet Red, Crystal White, and Emerald Green
Price: $899.99
VAIO VGN-P588E
64GB SSD
Onyx Black, Garnet Red
Price: $1199.99 ...
Sony VAIO P gets 1.6GHz 128GB SSD update for US; where’s my Z550?
SlashGear —
After months of complaint from US would-be VAIO P buyers, Sony has apparently relented and added a new, faster processor option to their “don’t call it a netbook” ultraportable. The VAIO P VGN-P698E gets Intel’s 1.60GHz Intel Atom processor, likely the Z530, together with a 128GB SSD and the usual integrated Verizon EVDO Rev.A and GPS.
Unfortunately that’s still a fair few clock-cycles behind Japan’s latest VAIO P, the 2GHz Atom Z550 model announced earlier this month. In fact it’s slower, even, than the now-toppled Japanese flagship – which ran at 1.86GHz with an Atom Z540 CPU – and the Windows XP option is also unavailable, as Sony have ...
Vaio P with updated 1.6GHz Atom and 128GB SSD is still weak-sauce
Engadget —
Sony's finally throwing US consumers a bone by offering its VAIO P with a faster "1.6GHz Atom" processor we presume to be the Z530. Model VGN-P698E also adds a 128GB SSD to the mix along with a Verizon WWAN module and GPS radio. Problem is, the US Version doesn't have an XP option like the VAIO P in Japan let alone the 1.86GHz Atom Z540 option. That means you'll be stuck watching Vista Home Premium overwhelm that Atom ...
The Vaio P Is Now As Fast As Average Netbooks [NetBooks]
Gizmodo —
... More notably, that price also includes a 128GB SSD, GPS and Verizon Mobile Broadband module. Still...$1500? That's like...a whole lot to spend for an internet connected makeup case—as pretty as that makeup case may be. [SonyStyle via ...
Sony Vaio P 600 Series Pre-Ordering Started
Ubergizmo —
The Vaio P line now comes with SSD drives of 64 and 128GB and a processor of up to 1.6Ghz, which makes its CPU performance on-par with larger netbooks. The price has been revised upwards too and the Vaio P Series 600 starts at $1000, but the faster CPU and larger 128GB SSD will increase the price to $1500. Could we have a backlit keyboard at that price? [product page]
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Sony Vaio P gets a CPU boost (Intel Atom Z530)
Liliputing —
Sony is slowly turning its Vaio P mini-laptop into… well, into every other netbook out there. While the little laptop is smaller, lighter, and vastly more expensive than most netbooks, the other things that set it apart from the crowd when Sony launched the Vaio P earlier this year were the fact that it ran Windows Vista instead of XP and included a power-saving 1.33GHz Intel Atom Z520 ...
$500 off coupon makes Sony Vaio P slightly less overpriced
Liliputing —
The Sony Vaio P is a tiny Intel Atom powered computer that runs about a thousand dollars for the cheapest model. Sure, the screen, keyboard, and build quality are excellent. And the Vaio P is smaller and lighter than just about any netbook on the market. But that’s a lot of money to pay for an Intel Atom powered machine with a 4 hour battery, even if it does weigh just 1.4 ...
Sony VAIO P gets a Windows 7 makeover
CrunchGear —
Remember when the first VAIO P came out and everyone was like, “I can’t believe it has Vista! That angers me! I am currently outraged!” – something along those lines? Well now it has Windows 7 and comes in four different models ranging in price from $850 to $1900.
The base model features a 1.33GHz Atom CPU, Windows 7 Home Premium, 2GB of RAM, and an 80GB 4200RPM hard drive for $850. Then there’s a model for $1000 that features a 1.6GHz CPU and 64GB SSD, followed by a $1500 model with a 1.86GHz CPU and 128GB SSD. The top of the line offering features Windows 7 Professional, a 2GHz CPU, and 256GB SSD for $1900.
VAIO P Series Lifestyle Notebooks [Sony via Electronista]
