Nope, Sony's new Vaio VGN-T350 wasn't the first laptop
to combine WiFi, Bluetooth, and a wireless cellular data connection into one package; an obscure Taiwanese manufacturer
by the name of Dialogue beat them to the punch by nearly year with the A33i, their first model in their line of
superconnected FlyBook tablet-style PCs. Now they're back with two new versions, the V33i and V35i, both of which rock
the tri-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE (with an optional EV-DO module!) and have 802.11g, up to 2GB of RAM, and an 8.9-inch
widescreen LCD touch screen (that rotates around so you can write on it like a tablet PC). Oh, and the V35i is actually
a little bigger and heavier than the V33i to make room for a built-in 1.3 megapixel digital camera and an internal DVD
combo drive.
[Thanks, Jacob]