Sony bumps the specs of VAIO F- and C-series laptops

by Thomas Ricker posted Sep 3rd 2007 at 7:07AM

Not much to tell, but Sony just confirmed the updated specs we've already seen on their 15.4-inch VAIO F-series of laptops with Core 2 Duo T7250 processor, Blu-ray disk drive, and HDMI (a bit too early still for DisplayPort). They've also updated their VAIO C-series (pictured) for the ladies with options for a new T7250 processor and Radeon X2300 graphics. Yup, just seasonal updates to keep 'em fresh and in the news.

[Via Akihabara News]

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Filed under: Laptops

Tags: son, sony, vaio, vaio C, vaio c-series, vaio F, vaio f-series, VaioC, VaioC-series, VaioF, VaioF-series

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scott @ Sep 3rd 2007 10:38AM

ooh HDMI. Finally a laptop I can use as a TV for my ps3 :)

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Travis (stupid blog free) @ Sep 3rd 2007 10:18AM

C-series for the ladies?

Ouch. I have the red one. Does that mean I'm gay? (Not that there's anything wrong with that™)

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derek @ Sep 3rd 2007 12:42PM

Why yes it does.

So you are asking on a gadget blog, hoping to find your sexual orientation, based on the purchase of a Notebook?

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John Grubb @ Sep 3rd 2007 11:18AM

When will these be available at sonystyle.com?

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bob e @ Sep 3rd 2007 12:11PM

the blue one so pretty...

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todo0714 @ Sep 3rd 2007 2:59PM

I like the red one also

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bobeotm @ Sep 3rd 2007 5:23PM

I have an older FE vaio that I bought about 5 months ago, and I have never been happier with the build quality of a laptop. I'll definitely buy a Vaio again when it comes time to upgrade.

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Nex Genesis @ Sep 4th 2007 5:12PM

Great that they are adding features...but what are they doing about inventory constrainment? i get like 4 a week and sell out of these things the moment they come in. sony has a great product here and if they know whats good for them, they'll boost inventory to not only help me and my business out, but their own as well

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