Sony Vaio VPC-P111KX - Intel Atom

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Very small and lightweight; eye-catching design.

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Mediocre battery life; expensive; difficult to navigate.

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Last revision on July 15, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Very small and lightweight; eye-catching design

Reviewers Didn't Like

Mediocre battery life; expensive; difficult to navigate

Expert reviews and ratings

Sony's too-expensive, designer, ultramobile PC seems out of touch with today's more-affordable and usable smartphone, tablet, and Netbook offerings, with a package that doesn't best any of the...

By cnet on September 07, 2010

The original Sony Vaio P launched at CES 2009 to considerable excitement over its slim form factor. This euphoria was somewhat tempered by the weak performance of its Intel Atom processor, which struggled terribly to power the Vaio P’s Windows...

By theONbutton on July 22, 2010

If you put aside the PS3 Remote Play that was more than impressive as we were expecting it to be, Sony’s new Vaio P is indeed a nice evolution of the old Vaio P. if you have not yet invested in this product but have been looking for a nice...

By Akihabara News on January 01, 2005