FCC leaks tiny VAIO with WWAN -- Sony's first netbook?
December 1, 2008
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They might not like it, but Sony looks ripe to enter the netbook market in the US.
They might not like it, but Sony looks ripe to enter the netbook market in the US.
Sony has submitted a new design for a miniature laptop to the FCC, and it's similar to it's classic subnotebook, the Vaio Picturebook. It even inherits its model naming scheme, PCG-XXXX.
Admittedly “letting the pioneers in the market make the mistakes”, Sony has yet to develop a laptop that fits the “netbook” criteria.
This tiny laptop is the Sony PCG-1P1L (there's also a mention of a Sony PCG-1P2L). It has been spotted on the FFC site, which means that it is on its way to the U.S Market.
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They might not like it, but Sony looks ripe to enter the netbook market in the US.