Sony's new Vaio CW laptop is geared for family home theater and multimedia, offering a 14-inch system with dedicated Nvidia graphics, Windows 7 and optional Blu-ray for $799.
Sony revealed its Vaio X, what it calls the "world's lightest laptop," tipping the scales at just 1.5 lbs. It's an 11.1-inch, half-inch thick laptop that lasts up to 17 hours using a pair of batteries.
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Dell's Latitude Z laptop is a 16-inch thin-and-light notebook that weighs just 4.5 lbs. and is about an inch thick. ZDNet editor Andrew Nusca got a sneak peek of the system in New York. Here's a look.
The T-Mobile myTouch 3G is the second smartphone on the market to be based on the Google Android platform, after the T-Mobile G1. Both phones are made by HTC, but the myTouch 3G is touchscreen-only, lighter and much more personable. Here's a look.
ZDNet editor Andrew Nusca went hands-on with the webOS-powered Palm Pixi at the Pepcom's Holiday Spectacular event in New York City. Here's a look at the Sprint device.
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Motorola recently announced the CLIQ smartphone, powered by Google Android, modified with Motoblur and set to land on T-Mobile this fall. Here's a hands-on look at this QWERTY touchscreen smartphone.
Samsung's Go is a well-rounded contender in the netbook category. While it's got unique styling and satisfying fit and finish, the price tag is a bit hard to swallow. Here's a look at what $479 gets you.
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Motorola's new CLIQ, a Google Android-based smartphone for T-Mobile, will offer 3G/HSDPA and Wi-Fi connectivity, a 5-megapixel camera with autofocus, a full HTML Web browser, 6 hours of active battery use, POP3/IMAP and Microsoft Exchange support.
Microsoft has unveiled official photos of its Zune HD portable media player. The player is rumored to support streaming music, offer a 'Zune Marketplace,' cost around $249 for a base 16GB model (in addition to a 32GB model and a rumored 64GB model), boast full support for 720p video though its HDMI out port and perhaps arrive in September.
Research in Motion has announced that it will make its BlackBerry Desktop Manager available for Mac. The manager will provide capabilities including the ability to sync to iTunes (playlists, calendars, contacts, notes, tasks), add and remove applications, perform firmware updates, create backups (and restore from them), automatically schedule backups with optional encryption, and manage multiple BlackBerry devices at the same time. Here's a sneak peek.