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Today Sony Electronic releases its new world’s Lightest Blu-ray Disc notebook – the VAIO TT series notebook. Its chassis built in a lightweight carbon-fiber and its weights only 2.87 ponds and is less than 1” thin. “This series notebook marvel engineering packs the power of HD technology into an ultra-portable, ultra-light notebook,” it said V.P of VAIO product marketing at Sony Electronics.

It equipped an 11.1” big screen display with Sony’s XBRITE-DuraView LCD technology, its delivering 100% color saturation for a wide-range of lively colors and realistic picture quality. This technique also energy - efficient white LED backlight for a brighter screen, so thank you can view the photos in the crystal - a clear resolution is born.

Performance is ideal for Blu-ray Disc movies. After several HD a 16:9 aspect ratio movies, using the shot, the unit’s extra-wide LCD is made with the same dimensions. This is you can see your desired format films that usually appear on the black bars at least. The PC integrates Wireless WAN technology provided by the Mobile Broadband Network Sprint and its latest mobile technology system, EV-DO Revision A. For this, a split Sprint service subscription is essential. This Sony notebook comes with the choice of Vista Ultimate operating systems, Vista Business and Windows Vista Home Premium. And also available Windows XP Professional on select models.

During our recent purchase of a Eee-Box, the mini PC Asus of which we’ll show you in these days un-boxing and review, we did four chat with the employees PC a couple of shops Euronics.

When asked about how were going sales of small PC / laptop offered by Asus, the answer could only be “fine”. It seems the reorganization of Eee-PC is weekly, in order to mitigate the policy of low stock, which could create some problems of availability.

Unlike what we thought, the breakdown of Eee-PC between Linux and Windows XP turns sharply in favor of Microsoft operating system that covers 80% of requests. Some cases of acquisition of Linux version also were purchased only because the latest model available, with the promise by the buyer that it would install Windows XP.

Regarding the Eee-Box Instead, the shops are gone cautious buying only 5 / 7 units, all disappeared within 2 days and reordered by the chain to respond to requests. In this case, however, the domain Microsoft is total; none of the customers had chosen an Eee-Box with Linux.