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Sony Vaio P images leak early at CES

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Computing | by Samuel Axon | Tue Jan 6, 2009 7:14PM | 0 comments

Sony's been teasing (largely by accident) its mysterious new VAIO P laptop for a couple weeks now. It started with an FCC filing, then escalated with an accidental website update. The reveal date is known to be the 9th of this month (Friday, at CES), so all will be clear soon enough, but yet another leak has occurred.

At CES, Engadget just got its bloggy fingers on some low-quality snapshots of slides (or something, we're actually not sure what) featuring renders of the VAIO P. Looks kinda funky to us. The laptop is apparently an ultraportable or a netbook, but beyond that you can just keep on guessing as to what this'll do for you that others won't.

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external link CES 2009: Sony VAIO P Officially Unveiled [Tech Blog]
external link Full Sony VAIO P Pics Emerge, Pre-CES [Tech-Ex]
external link Full Sony VAIO P spotted ahead of CES [Electronista]
external link Sony’s uber-expensive VAIO P netbook… [Boy Genius Report]
external link Sony's VAIO P ultraportable revealed -… [engadget.com]

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