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Sony Vaio X-Series
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A quick hands on with Sony's light and thin netbook
Thursday, 8 October 2009, 16:49
SONY OFFICIALLY unveiled its latest addition to the Vaio range, the X Series.
Claiming the crown as the lightest and thinnest Vaio to date, this little thin and light laptop really is quite an impressive feat of engineering.
But it's not just the netbook that's thin and light - once you've forked out between £1,299 and £1,899 for an X Series your wallet is going be too. µ
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Over 1,000 for a NETBOOK ?????????
... I don't think so ....
sorry these days no body use vga connector.and price for that netbook..?
Oddly enough, no body uses anything else but VGA. It's the standard, you want to plug into a projector 95% of the time you use VGA. The rest you might use HDMI. Anything else is just an excuse to sell an overpriced adaptor to convert it back.
The Vaio X is the latest in a series of outstanding Sony designs. But, like the Vaio P, the innards of the machine could have been beefed up.
I think Sony really has done a wonder with the VAIO X. Man I was tired of carrying those heavy laptops. This one looks really lightweight the way Kareena Kapoor flips it through the metro station. I have joined it on Facebook before I purchase it: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sony-India/171737698908