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[Geeky Info] Larger than the NEC MobilePro 900 handheld PC but smaller and lighter than just about any notebook on the market, the U100’s dimensions (1.3 inches thick, 8.3 inches wide, and 6.5 inches deep) mean that it can easily slip into a jacket pocket or a briefcase pouch and go anywhere you go. At 2.2 pounds, it’s also a few ounces lighter than the Dell Latitude X1 and nearly a pound less than the Sony VAIO VGN-T250, although both of these systems have larger screens and keyboards.
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[Extended Phenotype] An updated personal history of computing: I bought this laptop to be my personal machine sometime in early 1997, after Emergent Media declared its first shareholder dividend based on our profits from doing MSN and Microsoft consulting. We were buying laptops for Internap, and moving into IBM Thinkpads at the time instead of the old Toshiba laptops for oncall.
[Infoworld.com] Sony goes Extreme with thinner, lighter Vaio | InfoWorld | News ...: Unlike the Vaio W however, which was reasonably thick, the Vaio P is thinner and flat on the rear. A metal frame runs around the monitor, joined to the monitor at each side but clear of the monitor at the top and bottom so that it forms a handle with which the computer can be carried, making the entire PC resemble something like a large notebook computer with metal carrying handle.
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[News.com.com] IBM, Sony update lightweight laptops | CNET News.com: Part of the reason for the machines' lackluster market performance is that businesses often opt for 5-pound to 6-pound notebooks, which cost less and offer larger screens. Furthermore, many consumers--especially first-time notebook buyers--adopt 8-pound or larger machines with 15-inch or greater screens as replacements for desktops.
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Posted at August 21, 2005 04:07 PM
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