Sony has unveiled the official specs for its super-slim Sony Vaio X series laptops, which the company was showing off last month at the IFA trade show in Berlin. The specs are pretty close to what was ...

When it's not producing proprietary media formats and expensive games consoles, Sony is crafting tasty laptops. Yesterday, we got to check out some new Vaio models at a lovely hotel in Paddington, ...

Sony has introduced a new 16-inch F Series laptop and a thinner and lighter S Series as part of its VAIO lineup. Both laptops are available for preorder now with second-generation Core i7 processors ...

If one of your New Year's resolutions is to get more organized, a new laptop is one of the best tools for the job. There's something about a new piece of tech that inspires you to kick off the ...

Sony has rolled out a line of TT Series laptops aimed at the business market, offering very high specifications at a premium price. The base model of the new Vaio range, with 2GB of memory, is the CS1 ...

For those that think the Vaio Z sounds quite familiar, this might be because of Sony's known ultraportable laptop that previously launched over about a decade ago. This was when the electronics giant ...

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Sony has announced a gaggle of new 14.1-inch laptops this month, including the shiny, consumer-focused CS series. Like the CR series that came before it, it comes in a variety of colours and ...

Vaio laptops are back. Well, sort of. The brand is no longer owned by Sony, but it’s back with a comeback flagship laptop, the Vaio Z. It’s unlikely to gain back the attention that the Sony Vaio ...

If the Vaio Z sounds familiar, you may be recalling Sony's ultraportable laptop that was launched over a decade ago. That was when the electronics giant was firmly involved in the PC market, but that ...

Yes, I hear the Vaio sound, but I never see the Vaio logo (or the Phoenix BIOS or Intel logo) - the entire LCD has a white image. I have been able to get a working image twice since - once upon going ...