Sony took the wraps off a new line of richly-designed, high-performance ultra-portable notebooks. The VAIO TZ model incorporates the power of a larger PC into a small, portable form factor.

The Sony VAIO X super-slim ultraportable may be on sale in the US, but units actually reaching customers hands are still in short supply. That's why we turn to Germany for our unboxing edification, ...

Nobody makes sexy laptops quite like Sony. We've written love poetry for the TX2, camped outside in the bushes for the Vaio TX5, and now we're all set to stalk its latest pint-size portable, the Vaio ...

It has only been a month since the last Sony notebook came through my hands. Today I am looking at another VAIO that has decent specifications and a price that puts it on par with many other offerings ...

Sony just threw itself fully into the touchscreen Windows 8 arena -- it's introducing the VAIO Duo 11 slider tablet and the Tap 20 combination desktop and tablet design at its IFA 2012 press ...

Sony only announced the VAIO S Series late last month, but the company has already thrown the 13.3-inch ultraportables up for pre-order. Priced from $874.99, the big sales point of the S Series is the ...

If you're looking for something that nails the idea of the netbook, Sony has pretty much the full range of approaches in the VAIO series (leaving out budget): basic (the W series), the lightest ...

Sony's VAIO P first surfaced at the front end of 2009, but the machine never really took off. Sony knew it was a niche product for a niche market, with an unusual form factor, and extraordinarily high ...

Specs: Windows 8, 13.3-inch 1080p TFT, Intel Core i5-4200U, 4GB RAM, 128 GB SSD, Intel HD Graphics 4400, NFC, 322 x 17.2 x 216 mm, 1.06kg Sony Vaio has always been a premium brand among laptops. Even ...

This smallish desktop replacement laptop may be fairly easy to tote, but it just isn’t very powerful. Offering a 16.4-inch screen and weighing 6.7 pounds, the Sony VAIO F Series barely edges into the ...

The Sony VAIO VPCY is built to be portable and affordable, and unfortunately this comes at a sacrifice to performance. Sony has used a low-voltage Intel Pentium processor as the brains of the VAIO ...

When we showed you the first picture of this Sony VAIO portable PC, we weren’t sure if it was real or not. But now it’s official: Sony’s VGN-UX50 is a real mini-PC with an Intel Centrino 1.06GHz ...