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Sony has announced the launch of the Sony Vaio T-Series notebook with integrated high-speed WWAN technology
Sony has introduced their portable Vaio T-Series notebook with integrated high-speed wireless wide area network (WWAN) technology enabling users to access high-speed wireless data services indoor as well as outdoor.
The notebook can connect to the Internet in areas with EDGE enabled cellular coverage.The notebook weighs about 1.4 kgs and is also equipped with Sony Multi-media software to serve as a mobile entertainment center.
Advanced battery optimization technology provides energy for up to nine hours of usage.
The notebook includes a DVD+R double layer DVD+RW drive, DVD burning software, a 10.6-inch wide-format LCD with XBRITE display technology and built-in Dolby technology for headphone surround sound.
Mike Abary, general manager, VAIO product marketing, Sony Electronics, said "with VAIO products, we constantly strive to surprise and delight with innovative design, record-breaking stamina and advanced technology that people can really use."
The notebook is equipped with new Sony's SmartWi technology. It allows users to toggle between various connectivity options via the function keys.
Users can choose WLAN for Wi-Fi connections at home, office or hotspots, Bluetooth technology for peripherals, or WWAN for access to EDGE network.
EDGE is capable of providing users with a high-speed wireless Internet access at speeds of 70 to 135 kilobits per second (kbps).
Sony's complete VAIO Entertainment Software Suite includes applications for video editing, digital photo and music management, and VAIO Media software a interface for sharing digital content among PCs or compatible consumer electronics devices on a home network.
VAIO T-Series notebooks with is expected to be available in June at a starting price of about $2,200.
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Sony has introduced their portable Vaio T-Series notebook with integrated high-speed wireless wide area network (WWAN) technology enabling users to access high-speed wireless data services indoor as well as outdoor.
The notebook can connect to the Internet in areas with EDGE enabled cellular coverage.The notebook weighs about 1.4 kgs and is also equipped with Sony Multi-media software to serve as a mobile entertainment center.
Advanced battery optimization technology provides energy for up to nine hours of usage.
The notebook includes a DVD+R double layer DVD+RW drive, DVD burning software, a 10.6-inch wide-format LCD with XBRITE display technology and built-in Dolby technology for headphone surround sound.
Mike Abary, general manager, VAIO product marketing, Sony Electronics, said "with VAIO products, we constantly strive to surprise and delight with innovative design, record-breaking stamina and advanced technology that people can really use."
The notebook is equipped with new Sony's SmartWi technology. It allows users to toggle between various connectivity options via the function keys.
Users can choose WLAN for Wi-Fi connections at home, office or hotspots, Bluetooth technology for peripherals, or WWAN for access to EDGE network.
EDGE is capable of providing users with a high-speed wireless Internet access at speeds of 70 to 135 kilobits per second (kbps).
Sony's complete VAIO Entertainment Software Suite includes applications for video editing, digital photo and music management, and VAIO Media software a interface for sharing digital content among PCs or compatible consumer electronics devices on a home network.
VAIO T-Series notebooks with is expected to be available in June at a starting price of about $2,200.
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