laptopz.com Updated:
2012-11-19 11:37:24
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The added mobile nav grip function allows Sony VAIO P11 just like a book, and the touchpad and left-and right- click buttons on the screen bezel let us feel like controlling a PSP. However, VAIO P11 definitely has many differences in...
Sony VAIO P11 has been improved a lot, not only in rounded and natural appearance, but the whole detail treatment also shows that Sony pay much attention to humanistic and excellent operation experience in VAIO P series products. But the shortcomings...
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laptoplogic.com Updated:
2012-11-19 11:37:24
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Up for your reading pleasure today is Laptop Logic’s review of the Sony VAIO P. The VAIO P comes equipped with an Intel Atom Z520 CPU running at 1.33GHz, 2GB DDR2-533 RAM, and a 128GB SSD. Will the old adage of “good things come in small packages” r...
VERY portable, Good keyboard and trackpoint, given the unit’s total size, Absolutely dead silent...
A little on the slow side, Screen resolution, while sharp, could be too small for some users, Price is a bit high...
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Attractive designUnique form-factorLight and compactImpressive screen resolutionFamiliar keyboard sizeResponsive for Vista on limited resourcesMemory Card Duo and SD readersIntegrated Verizon broadband Poor HD playbackLimited battery lifeExpensi...
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electronista.com Updated:
2012-11-19 11:37:25
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Attractive design, Unique formfactor, Light and compact, Impressive screen resolution, Familiar keyboard size, Responsive for Vista on limited resources, Memory Card Duo and SD readers, Integrated Verizon broadband...
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I’ve seen it in pictures and I’ve seen it in stores. But it wasn’t until I received the VAIO P for review from Sony a few of days back that I fully appreciated the Engineering marvel this little machine is. Measuring just 245mm x 120mm and weighing 594...
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Digitaltrends.com Updated:
2012-11-19 11:37:26
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Video Review: The Sony Vaio P netbook is one of the sleekest laptops out there, but its looks are not enough to overcome its anemic performance and premium price. With a 2-minute startup time and an inability to perform basic tasks like play YouTube v...
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When Sony told me they had a Vaio P ready to send out to me, I was more excited about it than any other device I’ve tested in a while. Having converted to the netbook faithful with an HP Mini 1000 a few months ago, I was looking forward to trying out...
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itp.net
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2012-11-19 11:37:26
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Sony’s VAIO P is the smallest machine the team has ever come across and although it is more expensive than netbooks, given its specs and capabilities, it offers those machines direct competition. Like all of the netbooks we’ve come across to date, the...
An ultra-portable machine that is a real alternative to bog standard netbooks. Looks great too and feels its price...
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Sony launches a "PC system" of a special kind with the Vaio VGN-P11Z. The manufacturer demanded that its not a netbook in the press release. "Dont call it a netbook!" it was declared then. It certainly belongs in the league of the mini-notebooks, o...
Optically very chic, Various colors to choose from, Good workmanship, Very compact and handy, Extensive communication features, Display with a very high resolution, Quiet use...
Weak performance, Money for value ratio, Right shift key too small, Fluctuating display illumination...
Sony Vaio VGN-P11Z in all colorsThe Sony VGN-P11Z is without a doubt an optically impressive device with its very elegant and chic appearance. Especially because it distinguishes itself through its elongated, small and compact form from other netbooks, it...
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N/AAt CES, Sony CEO that the consumer electronics giant would enter the netbook market with its P-series 'lifestyle notebooks', after pulling one from his jacket pocket during his keynote. Measuring just 245 x 120 x 20mm (W x D x H) and weighing...
The Sony P-series is one of the most incredible pieces of technology we’ve ever seen, but it’s also one of the most fundamentally flawed. Take the LCD as an example: packing a 1,600 x 768 native resolution into a screen with an eight-inch diagonal is s...
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More beauty than brains, the P-Series is just too slow to be your constant companion...
Truly stunning design. High res screen. Large keyboard...
Plastic rather than metal body. Low battery life. Poor desktop performance, expensive...
More beauty than brains, the P-Series is just too slow to be your constant companion...
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So far, Sony remained untouched by the recent developments in the field of the netbooks claiming that usability is what every UMPC should offer, but seems they just couldn't resist the temptation to come up with a tiny laptop. So, Sony finally ha...
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Im sure you must have seen the ad where a lady tries to contain a gleaming red gadget from falling out of her back pocket. Yes, thats the Vaio P, Sonys latest Ultra mobile PC, and we have it in the labs today for a full review. We had previewed the...
Extremely compact design, lightweight, very comfortable keyboard, sharp 8-inch screen, instant mode, battery life...
Expensive, sluggish multimedia performance...
Im sure you must have seen the ad where a lady tries to contain a gleaming red gadget from falling out of her back pocket. Yes, thats the Vaio P, Sonys latest Ultra mobile PC, and we have it in the labs today for a full review. We had previewed the...
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Of the most famous computer makers, only two, Apple and Sony, primarily aim their products at consumers, instead of the generally conservative IT departments of big companies. So, it’s no surprise that these two tech giants often turn out especially st...
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akihabaranews.com Updated:
2012-11-19 11:37:28
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UPDATE :YES this Vaio P is Dual Core (Hyper threading), please check photos in the gallery...NO This unit is not faulty... Vista gave us a 2.7 mark while Windows 7 gave us a 1.9 mark, check galleryThe Vaio P is by far sexiest Netbook available, but the...
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Like a lovestruck teenager finally getting to snog their pop idol, we arrived doe-eyed, softened up and ready to fall in love with the Vaio. Wed already lusted after its saucy lines and shiny surface, and the sensational spec sheet had caused us to bu...
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pocketables.com Updated:
2012-11-19 11:37:29
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Im really taking my time getting to know the P. Even though its already been a week and Ive been using it as often as I can, theres still a lot I havent done or tested. For example, I havent even turned on the GPS or looked at the Instant Mode (x...
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Announced at the 2009 Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas, the Sony VAIO P Series Lifestyle PC was one of the most critically acclaimed gadgets of the entire convention. This long-awaited netbook from the stylish and usually pricey VAIO product line...
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The Vaio P is not a netbook—or so Sony insists you believe. The company has gone to great pains to stress exactly how and why this new ultraportable is a premium “pocket style PC”, and not just one of the dozen or more models of low-powered low-cost ne...
Excellent looks, Dramatic style statement...
High price, Low performance, Few features...
ConclusionSo is the Vaio P a netbook or not? First of all, it’s got much the same hardware capabilities and limitations as most netbooks (give or take the few modifications such as the screen dimensions and Z530 CPU). Second, it’s small, light...
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Dont you dare call the VAIO P a netbook! Why otherwise would Sony smart at the idea of me using the "N" word even though the P has a netbooks 1.33-GHz Z520 Intel Atom processor (at the low end of the second-gen CPU list)? First off, the price: It sta...
Sleek, pocketsized design, Good touchpoint control...
Screen and keyboard are a hair too tiny, Pricey considering the parts...
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by Jerry JacksonThis year at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas Sony stunned the world with the introduction of the VAIO P. This ultraportable notebook with an 8-inch screen fits inside your jacket pocket or your purse and packs an amazing amo...
Smallest and lightest in class, Excellent build quality, Fantastic keyboard despite the small size, Responsive, businessgrade touchpoint, Available with builtin 3G WWAN, No noisy cooling fan...
Expensive for an Atombased laptop, Gets a little hot, Glossy plastic lid is a magnet for fingerprints, Weak speakers, even for something this small, Not userupgradeable...
Sony wants you to believe the VAIO P is a "Lifestyle PC" and not a netbook. Whether or not consumers will see it that way remains to be seen. As we said in our first look review, "the Sony VAIO P is not your average netbook." In fact, the VAIO P probably...
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One of the major announcements for CES 2009, the Sony VAIO P has been hailed by some as the ultimate netbook, and by others as a folly of “what Sony can do” rather than “what Sony should do”. SlashGear has been using the VAIO P for near enough the pas...
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absolutegadget.com Updated:
2012-11-19 11:37:29
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Sony would have us believe its new tiddler-sized VAIO P-series notebooks are ultra portables, not netbooks. In our early trial spent with the range, we would agree that they're certainly more portable than even the smallest netbook. But they're also m...
We tried an early sample, so will reserve judgement until we see a production version next month. Hopefully by then Sony will have found a way to quicken the P11’s tortoise performance...
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Sonys amazingly light and stylish ultraportable offers compelling features for the money, but its performance could be better.
Stunningly light and thin design, Relatively spacious, comfortable keyboard, Integrated mobile broadband, Instant-on mode...
Sluggish Vista performance, Built-in GPS slow to acquire signal, Bottom of system gets very warm, Expensive...
Editors Note: We tested a pre-production sample of the VAIO P Series. Well update this review once we receive a final production unit.To say Sony is going against the grain would be an understatement. At a time other notebook vendors are heavily prom...
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An incredibly powerful, premium netbook – but that price tag could keep it niche...
Incredibly powerful for its size. Hi-res screen. Great connectivity. Very well built...
No optical drive. That price tag...
An incredibly powerful, premium netbook – but that price tag could keep it niche...
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Be sure to check out our Image Gallery. Sony makes a few points loud and clear with its shiny new LifeStyle PC. First, it’s not a netbook (we’ll take that with a grain of salt, given its ultra-small form factor, lack of an optical drive...
Small; attractive; lightweight; GPS-enabled; built-in mobile broadband; instant-on capability; long battery life with extended battery...
Slow; expensive; finicky pointing stick, mediocre keyboard...
Made for women and equipped with mobile broadband and a GPS radio, the Sony LifeStyle PC is the most portable netbook yet...
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I've had plenty of time to spend with Sony's bite-sized Vaio P, and now it's time to deliver a verdict on whether or not the 1.4-pound device really performs as advertised. Sony's Vaio P managed to generate some buzz at CES, largely based...
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 2 GB DDR2-SDRAM Windows Vista Business Black (VGN-P19WN/Q)")
