vaio p

Since Sony first introduced the Vaio P pocket PC, it has undergone several facelifts. Surprisingly, Sony sold out all of the previous Vaio P (although I hear it was just on a limited release). You can read the original review of the Sony Vaio P here. Sony's 2nd-generation pocket PC, the Vaio P, didn't only come with a specs refresh but a couple of surprising features, including an extra pointing device. The new line of Vaio P comes in a more eye-candy design with colors in hot pink and electric orange. One of the surprising feature of the Vaio P is the additional optical trackpad situated at the bottom right side of the display panel. The Vaio P also has an accelerometer so the screen orientation automatically rotates from landscape to portrait when turning the device on its side (for when reading PDFs or eBooks). This feature and the additional pointing device near the screen are subtle hints that positions the Vaio P as a pocket reader of sorts aside from being a really small netbook. Read more in our articles including "Sony gives Vaio P the pinky treatment" and "New Sony Vaio P wants to be an eReader".