June 9th, 2006 | by Brandon King
The Sony VAIO UX50 trumps the Microsoft Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC) initiative before it even gets off the ground.
Highs: Responsive; Beautiful design; 2 cameras; Full keyboard; Bright touch screen
Lows: Price; Confusing differences between Japanese and US models
The Sony VAIO UX50 trumps the Microsoft Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC) initiative before it even gets off the ground. Not content to just run with the crowd, Sony reminds us all that they were doing UMPC since before UMPC was even an acronym in Intel's techy little dreams. So, what happens when a seasoned veteran takes on the buzzword heavy world of specialized PCs? Read on to find out...
A big thank you to Dynamism for providing us with the UX50.
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by LorinT on June 12, 2006:
“I am having a ball with this little thing. I bought it a week and a half ago while on vacation in Japan, and it served me well since in any city I could easily find an unsecured WiFi signal and keep in touch with the family back home, or look up details about...” More...