http://www.sony.co.nz/vaio/thewaitisover/
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Maybe it's Sony's new netbook?
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why only new zealand?
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sony does have the new vaios on the FCC blocked (image wise and manual) till the 7/8 of january, so this makes sense.
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wow, the openning line really shocked me.When i get in, it couldn't be displayed.......Speed sucks
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scadsfkasfddsk Notebook Evangelist
Your connecting to a New Zealand website from China...what do you expect?
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I think you are right. Sony has asked to FCC to held confidentiality about PEG-1P1L notebook PC until January 8th, 2009, which is the first day of International CES 2009 (Las Vegas). I think Sony will show it new notebook at CES.
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i would be very very sad if they release a 15.4 in laptop
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"On the 9th of January you will change the way you look at laptops.
Forever."
Bold words, maybe too bold.
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Jayayess1190 Waiting on Intel Cannonlake
Maybe its the netbook with an oled screen!
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Guess not becoz i'm in china.If it is, there maybe the same problem to connect the other countries' website, but in fact there isn't.
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With a statement like that, I'm expecting something else. Then again, you may be right and what Sony is trying to say is that after looking at the OLED screen on our new VAIO, every other notebook screen will look like crap.
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well sony is showing off a new walkman touchscreen at CES with an OLED screen.
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I think I saw an 11" OLED TV at the SonyStyle store. It was $2500. Maybe they plan to make a new netbook that costs $1k+
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No, it will be a wonderful product if it is a 15.4 in laptop, which weights only 4 lb or less.
I will definitely take money out of my wedding fund to buy one right away.
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anyone read japanese?
found this on the FCC, the images are blocked till the 20th of january on the fcc website, external images that is.
Oddly enough there are 2 new notebooks
AK8PCG4R1L
AK8PCG1P1L (AK8PCG1P2L)
R and P, with R showing up on the FCC on the 19th of december. I am attaching a photo of the R from the fcc website.Attached Files:
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The text doesn't reveal much. It is mostly markings for where various labeling goes, the battery compartment and memory compartment, etc.
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*cross fingers* Come ooonnnn 15.4"!
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I believe those are in mm, I did a quick calculation and the width is 27 cm. and the depth would be 20 cm from edge of the hinge to the tip of the front.
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lol what i meant was i would be sad if the 15.4in laptop came out after i got my SR. Before i got my SR, i wanted to get a 15in laptop form sony, but sadly the FW became a 16in laptop. So i went smaller in the SR.
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scadsfkasfddsk Notebook Evangelist
That would make it netbook size... -
It may be the 12.1" Type G replacement...
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Looking at the battery slot - huge Battery....
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it's probably a new netbook
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From that diagram, the notebook appears to be about 27cm x 20cm (including the part where the battery juts out).
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It can't be a netbook as this wouldn't make us change our way of thinking about computers.
It must be something better.
examples I can think of:
Collapsable screen, or roll up screen.
Extreme performance and incredible battery life in a tiny system...
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Maybe it really will be OLED with some "new battery" ?
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yup, but the TT is already on the FCC, so I doubt this is the TT. All we can do is just wait for CES.
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Or we can try to find out some inside info. I will start on monday
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appreciated, if you have any info on the new walkman, don't hesitate to drop me a line via PM.
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maybe it has no screen, keyboard or cpu
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You mean a tablet PC?
Possible - but they have been around - and I don't think touchscreens are that good yet.
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Combining - the teaser on the ad "Change the way you look at laptops" with the post below on handtops.com I would say this is possibly the next Sony U series, featuring an OLED screen. On micropctalk.com the same poster claimed to have seen the prototype mid summer.
Of course I could be wrong, but there was a second independent source on micropctalk.com who said he'd been told by Sony that new U series would come out in Q1 2009
Handtops.com quote:
http://www.handtops.com/forum/3587/0//First_HalfLife_capable_handtop_available.html#
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I think this is not another netbook release. I believe it's some kind of performance notebook with OLED display & graphic power (nVidia Chipset hybrid Graphics/Quad Core Cpu)
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Will this be the only one that Sony will announce in January? Or will there be a refresh of current models?
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A refresh of the Z is expected.
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and TT too, I believe.
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Available @ amazon for pre-order:
Sony VAIO VGN-Z620N/B 13.1-Inch Laptop (2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo P8600 Processor, 4 GB RAM, 320 GB Hard Drive, Vista Business) Black
Sony VAIO VGN-Z670N/B 13.1-Inch Laptop (2.66 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo P9600 Processor, 4 GB RAM, 320 GB Hard Drive, Vista Business) Black
Sony VAIO VGN-Z691Y/B 13.1-Inch Laptop (2.66 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo P9600 Processor, 4 GB RAM, 320 GB Hard Drive, Vista Ultimate) Black [blu-ray] -
Sony 'refreshes' models every three months. So a refresh is always expected. These refreshed usually don't mean much except for a new number, a bigger hard drive or faster CPU.
This new model I'm guessing (hoping) for a Macbook Air competitor. Like Dell Adamo, Samsung X360.
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Macbook air is a joke, not a laptop
OLED can mean very thin screen and light, but the biggest question is the bettery, according to the only pic we have it is HUGE. and I am sure its not huge without a very good reason!
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From wikipedia:
OLEDs enable a greater range of colors, brightness, and viewing angle than LCDs because OLED pixels directly emit light. OLED pixel colors appear correct and unshifted, even as the viewing angle approaches 90 degrees from normal. LCDs use a backlight and cannot show true black, while an "off" OLED element produces no light and consumes no power.
OLEDs also have a faster response time than standard LCD screens. Whereas a standard LCD currently has an average of 4-8 millisecond response time, an OLED can have less than 0.01ms response time.
Wow, that's perfect
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In terms of sales it's not a joke as far as I know.
Try finding another 13" laptop at the same weight with the same power. Impossible.
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pity it's a glossy screen, no dock is available, and it runs OS X.
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Ok ok...lets try not to mess another vaio topic with macbook air, there are too many out there yet
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Better than Sony XBrite Hi-Color in term of color saturation, black level and low reflectivity?
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Color accuracy is hard to measure and will also be somewhat subjective.
Contrast and blacklevels are easy to measure (luminanz=brightness, schwartz=black, durchsch=average):
Sony Z:
durchschnittl. Luminanz cd/m² 276,00
Schwarzwert bei 100 cd/m2 cd/m² 0,30
Schwarzwert bei maximaler Helligkeit cd/m² 0,70
Kontrast bei 100 cd/m2 :1 334,00
Kontrast bei maximaler Helligkeit :1 394,00
Macbook Air:
durchschnittl. Luminanz cd/m² 328,00
Schwarzwert bei 100 cd/m2 cd/m² 0,14
Schwarzwert bei maximaler Helligkeit cd/m² 0,45
Kontrast bei 100 cd/m2 :1 714,00
Kontrast bei maximaler Helligkeit :1 729,00
http://www.notebookjournal.de/tests/inspection/apple_macbook_air_refresh_-752
Z screen is matte, MBA is slightly glossy which helps with contrast and blacklevels. I've worked with it outside without any problems though.
Sony SR (and SZ) with Toshiba panels come closer to the MBA screen in terms of contrast and blacklevels.
Couldn't resist when you called it a joke
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How does the OLED screen compare in term of reflectivity? I noticed from the youtube links that it is no better than LED screen.
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In the past, some refreshes were more than that:
SZ3 corrected previous keyboard issues, added more rubber pads in the bottom of the screen so the bezel part with the VAIO logo didn't get scratched with the power buttons and switches when closed, and most important of all: they changed the screen in the SZ Premium, which had awful backlight bleeding in SZ1 and SZ2, for a nearly perfect one.
What I'm expecting in Z3 is a bunch of changes like those. A new keyboard that doesn't get stuck, new rubber pads or a more rigid structure in the screen so it doesn't touch the keyboard, maybe a brighter screen, no problems with battery drains.... -
Yet Apple fails by not mentioning the color gamut of their screens. And Sony has the best screens in that category (100% NTSC in Z, 136% in AW w/ expensive screen)
New VAIO P coming 9th of January
Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by mrhaboobi, Dec 20, 2008.
