wow...! thats neat. Very convenient. How small are they willing to go.

 

how much will this cost? I don't feel like paying over 2000 for something that can snap when I touch it @.@

 

Bob...I'll take 599 usd.

 

Well it's a sony so its gonna be expensive. It super portable that usually makes it even more expensive. I think it will be between $1000-2000. Let's say $1600.

 

That's definitely the Sony modus operandi. With the carbon fiber (which is expensive enough as it is) chassis, I don't see this being any less that $1600, plus the additional cost of upgrades needed to make it run efficiently, ie. more ram. Sure it looks cool, but I think I'll pass on this one.

 

This is small, has to be a competitive price, 1600 is still too expensive. Its not a notebook capable of running productivity software efficiently.

 

Put me down for $1,300 -- although I wouldn't be shocked to see $1,600 haha.

 

well I still have the lowest price, so if all of you go over I'm the one coming down to the price is right!

 

The way Sony prices there computers, I am going to say $900. That would be with 2gb of memory and 250 gig hard drive. Right now Best Buy sells a Sony 10.1" netbook with 1 gig for $500. They did sell a 8" netbook with 2gb of memory for $900.

 

It depends on what it will come equipped with:
- if it's Atom based, most likely 600-900, with the limited 1GB RAM and 160GB HDD or SSD;
- if it's CULV based, >1500, with 2GB DDR3, 250GB HDD or SSD

 

Wow, when she tried to open the lid, the lid actually bended! either sony needs to make it a bit more rigid, or i am just making assumptions and the lid is fine but that girl is really really strong....

 

That is not how you should ever open a screen that flimsy... wow.
And I'm just about 95% sure that memory card slot is Sony MS compatable only, I'd rather have nothing there so it doesn't suck dust in.

 

Looks like it isnt built too strong, a screen like that wont last long if you travel much

 

I was just at the Sony Store in Ginza Tokyo today and saw the notebook. It is a looker. I believe its listed as Yen 89,000... In today's conversion rate... a little less than $1000