Sony has released a netbook to slot in between the P-Series and TT-Series of its VAIO notebook line. Sony has launched the first Vista-based ultra-mobile PC which it hopes will appeal to business users looking for mini laptops.
The VAIO W-Series is designed as a secondary PC for those that need to do some basic computing on the move – whether it be around the house or around town. Available in white, pink and brown, the W-Series sports a 10.1-inch display and is powered by an Intel Atom N280 1.66GHz processor, 1 GB of RAM and an Intel 950 Graphics Accelerator. Read More

The matt-black Vaio VGN-UX1XN, or VX1 for short, measures just 95x 50.2x32.2mm with a slide-screen over a full Qwerty keyboard. It weighs in at less than half a kilogram and is the smallest computer that can claim to do everything its A4 laptop rivals can, including running the business edition of Vista.