Sony said to be prepping VAIO P "mark 2" for an October release

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If “ifs” and “buts” were candy and nuts, Sony would have actually taken its time and put more effort into the conception and development of its VAIO P netbook before it was announced and released some six months ago. Alas it didn’t, and the sales figures for the preposterously priced “don’t call it a netbook netbook” are proof enough of this. For those who dislike it merely for its sluggish performance however, perhaps you need only way a few months to upgrade to the newer model — TechRadar UK is reporting that a “mark 2″ version of the VAIO P will be released this October. At this point in time nothing is know about the mark 2 other than the report that it boots up a lot faster. This isn’t exactly surprising of course, considering the old rumor that Sony will be refreshing the VAIO P to coincide with the release of Windows 7.

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6 Comments
  • Dusty Smith

    Two typos in one paragraph? Get some more coffee lol

  • http://www.technologyslice.com.au Technology Slice

    Vaio products are always over-priced.

  • DeVo

    That screen is horrible, what happpend to sony style……they used to make the most beautiful stuff. They need to rehire the guys they lost to Apple…that is horrid

  • EPS

    I actually really like the design of this netbook (ono Sony is going to get me), but it’s so expensive for what it is… maybe “mark 2″ will mean dramatic price cuts for mark 1? (Hahaha, Sony and price cuts in the same sentence…)

  • Roger A

    Alas it didn’t, and the sales figures for the preposterously priced “don’t call it a netbook netbook” are proof enough of this.

    There should be a comma after “alas”

    At this point in time nothing is know about the mark 2 other than the report that it boots up a lot faster.

    There should be an “n” at the end of know…

    Its called proof reading, spell check, and WHO THE FUCK IS EDITING THIS?!?!

  • Roger A

    Oh by the way…

    TOTALLY SWEET NETBOOK that mimics their fullsize laptops… Quite nice.

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