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Sony revealed the news about their new laptop onto the Sony style website. There are some possibilities that the new Sony VAIO P ("P" stands for Pocket), that the Japanese CE giant is gearing up to release early next year is going to be the most expensive net-book ever, if it still qualifies for the term net-book that is. This is because the new net-book will possibly fit in your pocket.

Sony provided little hints here and there as to what can be expected on its Japanese website. A flash teaser displays a female model who takes out an envelope which opens up to say that a new VAIO laptop is coming out soon. It seems to use a longer design than is common on current net-books, lending credence to the notion that it would be different in a very Sony way.

According to a screen-shot of a teaser page (no longer available on the US Homepage of Sony) published by JKontherun, the laptop is clearly going to be created for Windows Vista Ultimate. In addition, it is going to sport some breathtaking speculations. In reference to the laptop JKontherun said "it fits in a pocket".

The net-book is going to include a 1.33GHz Intel CPU (Maybe the Atom Z520 or the more powerful Core 2 Duo ULV U7700); a 8-inch LED back-lit display capable of showing 1600×768 pixels (that's a weird 25:12 aspect ratio rather than the usual 16:10 wide-screen, providing a screen size of 18.32cm x 8.79cm and a resolution of 221dpi, in comparison the iPhone has a resolution of 160dpi), a 60GB hard disk drive or 128GB SSD, an alternative of Windows Vista Home Premium or Basic and at least 2GB memory.

Based on US regulatory filing, the computer is going to be around 22cm x 11cm. In addition, it is likely to have a bigger than average (at least for the form factor) keyboard. The PCG-1P1L is going to be offered in champagne gold, crimson red and black silk colors.

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A new netbook of Sony will be created for Windows Vista Ultimate
A new "pocket" laptop of Sony introduced
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