Sony To Enter Cheap Laptop Market
Sony decided to adopt Via’s OpenBook design and get ready to join the low-cost mini-notebook market. Major laptop manufactures including HP, Intel, Acer, and MSI already joining the market to compete head-to-head with OLPC or Eee PC. It seems Sony can’t stand to dismiss the market, it’s better to become late than never.
The mini notebook has an 8.9-inch screen, at least an 80GB hard drive, will use a 1.6-Gigahertz C7-M processor from Via, and sports a VX800 chipset. The prototype on display was running Windows Vista Home Basic.
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