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If some vendor-netbook race competition spur their products performance, another case with the Sony Vaio range through the P series is the appearance and style.

Was first introduced at the Consumer Electronic Show, Las Vegas, United States in January 2009. Sony brings two variants P15G and VGN-VGN-P13H.
Specifications of the two does not differ greatly. VGN-P15G system using Windows Vista Home Premium, Intel Atom processor Z530 (1.60GHz), and media storage solid-state drive (SSD) 64GB. This device has a weight of 594 grams.

Meanwhile, his brother, VGN-P13H system using Windows Vista Home Basic, Intel Atom processor Z520 (1.33GHz) and 60GB hard drive. This device has a weight of 620g.

While for the use of both RAM Memory capacity 2GB. Both also have the same dimensions of the screen that is 8 "wide UWXGA. Though small, the screen is able to display resolutions up to 1600 X 767 pixels. Thickness second device is 20 mm.

In addition to specifications on the Sony Vaio P series is also equipped with wireless konetivitas such as WiFi and Bluetooth. With Instant Mode too, the user can make up the XMB (Cross Media Bar) with a view typical Sony. Result, the boot up process and access to music, video, photos, and so the Web more quickly.

For regular users who open a lot of applications Sony Vaio P series provides a key named 'Windows Utility Arrangement'. Button located on the front surface of the laptop keyboard is working to set the window that is opened automatically.

For example, when users open a second application window press' Windows Utility Arrangement ', the display will change as a book the pages face each other. This button is very useful if users tend to open many windows when using the computer.

Sony Vaio P series has four variations of color, namely, Red Garnet, Olivine Green, Obsidian Black and Crystal White. Behind the colors, there is a body Vaio P Series made of magnesium-plated.

For the want of this product in the pocket ready to dive-in. The Sony VGN-P15G with the price of U.S. $ 1299 and VGN-P13H at U.S. $ 899, not the cheap price for the Intel Atom-based computer.