SONY VAIO W Series Eco Friendly Laptop

Sony a very popular name in electronic industry that invents new concept every movement. CES 2010 is shows all concept of laptop from different companies, a new invention of Sony in CES 2010 that is Sony VAIO W series laptop.

Sony is a multinational corporation that produce worlds best electronic products in all around the world. Company has it's headquarter in Tokyo, Japan. Sony Corporation is the electronics business company that is the parent company of the Sony Group. VAIO is the series of mini laptop technology of Sony computer products, it is originally an acronym for Video Audio Integrated Operation.

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Sony VAIO W Series laptop is an Eco friendly addition of Sony that would make the green-minded happy, this laptop will comes with a plastic case that is 23-percent made from recycled CDs that is recycled PET bottles and it replaces the paper manual with a digital version.

Sony VAIO W Series Eco edition has a 10.1 inch 1366 x768 pixel LED Back lit display, that is run on 1.66 Ghz Intel atom N450 processor , Sony VAIO W also has 1 Gb RAM and 25oGB of hard disk. It comes with windows 7 operating system, which support all Microsoft software.

Sony VAIO W has a WIFI device which access networks very easily and a 2.1 EDR Bluetooth connectivity device. It has a card reader that is able to read different kind of card. Sony VAIO W has a excellent battery back up about uo to 7 hours

Sony’s Green Laptop (Literally)

VAIO W Series.

At the Consumer Electronics Show, Stan Glasgow, the head of Sony Electronics in the United States, alluded to the arrival, in a not-too-distant future, of a laptop capable of rendering three-dimensional video. As it was, though, he settled for four new Vaio notebooks, each with its own personality. Here’s a brief look at each of them:

• W series “eco-friendly” Mini. We won’t call it a netbook, though that’s pretty much what it is. The angle is that the green-tinted (we get the hint) plastic enclosure is made of 23 percent recycled CDs (from overstocked Sony artists?), and that the carrying case is made of recycled plastic bottles. The 10-inch screen is LED-lit, and it runs Windows 7 Starter edition.
• Z series lightweight. Called an ultra-portable by Sony, the aluminum-encased Z is about three pounds and ships exclusively with solid-state drives, up to a 512-gigabyte model. It starts at $1,900 and can go way up (a Blu-ray player is optional, as are Intel Core i7 and i5 processors ) from there.
• F series. The latest entry in the multimedia entertainment portable space, the F has a just-right-for-movies 16.4-inch screen and likes to stay at home on a desk.
• Y series. This is the semi-lightweight (four pounds) MacBook fighter that delivers up to seven hours of battery life and incorporates a 13-inch screen. Starts at about $800.

Sony showed off a slew of other new products beyond the new Vaios, including new Cyber-shot digital cameras and camcorders, home theater audio systems, and an intriguing touchscreen Internet viewer for the desk called the Dash.
Mr. Glasgow also said that Sony would now market SD (secure digital) memory cards, even though it has long been pushing its propriety flash storage technology, the Memory Stick. Mr. Glasgow said the decision was prompted by the need to “give consumers a choice.”

SONY ADDS 14 INCH AND 17 INCH NOTEBOOKS TO THE VAIO E SERIES

Sony has refreshed its VAIO E series. The new additions feature 14 inch and 17 inch displays, and much like the other notebooks in the VAIO E series, these machines are also available in a range of colors.

The 14 inch Sony VAIO VPCEA1S1E has a 2.13GHz Intel Core i3-330M processor, 4GB of DDR3 RAM, 500GB hard drive and ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5145 graphics. The display has 1600 x 900 pixels.

The 17 inch model has a 1920 x 1080 pixels display and sports better specs including a Core i5-430M processor, 1TB of storage and ATI Radeon HD 5650 graphics. While the 14 incher has a DVD drive, the 17 inch model sports a Blu-ray drive. Other specifications that are common to both models include Bluetooth, WiFi 802.11b/g/n and HDMI output.
No word on pricing or availability at the moment.