Sony Philippines unveiled several laptops yesterday including their new entry-level netbook called the Vaio M. At first glance, the Sony Vaio M looks very similar to the earlier netbook they launched last year, which is the Vaio W. The Vaio M has a 6-cell battery capacity compared to the 3-cell on the Vaio W. The Vaio M is available in blue, pink and white and will retail at the same price point as the Vaio W (which, last time I checked, was selling for Php29,000+). A lot has been said about Sony's own version of the ultraportable, the Vaio P. Check out my review of the Sony Vaio P after the jump. Carrying around a Sony Vaio P for a week has caught a lot of people's attention. This could be  one of the reasons why Sony didn't want to call the Vaio P a netbook. Read more in our articles including "Sony unveils Vaio M netbook" and "Sony Vaio P Review".
Sony Philippines unveiled several laptops yesterday including their new entry-level netbook called the Vaio M. At first glance, the Sony Vaio M looks very similar to the earlier netbook they launched last year, which is the Vaio W.
The Vaio M has a 6-cell battery capacity compared to the 3-cell on the Vaio W. The Vaio M is available in blue, pink and white and will retail at the same price point as the Vaio W (which, last time I checked, was selling for Php29,000+). A lot has been said about Sony's own version of the ultraportable, the Vaio P.
Our coverage of vaio m includes: "Sony unveils Vaio M netbook"; "Sony Vaio P Review"; "Sony Vaio P Official Specs and Photos". Each article provides unique insights and information.