Sony's mainstream E and C series of laptops are getting a bit of an update with some new color options and updated processors in the case of E series. The 14-, 15.5-, and 17.3-inch Vaio E models are ...

Sony updated its VAIO E Series 14-inch and 15.5-inch notebooks with four color choices — midnight blue, glacier white, charcoal black and blush pink — while the 17.3-inch model comes in charcoal black ...

Sony has updated its “Tivo-on-steroids” Vaio X multichannel video recording computer with two new models and is demonstrating them for the first time at this week’s Ceatec Japan 2005 exhibition. The ...

Sony updated its VAIO C series notebooks with two new color choices: Neon Red or Thunder Blue. Either color is available in 14-inch or 15.5-inch screen sizes. In addition, the laptops offer second ...

When it's not producing proprietary media formats and expensive games consoles, Sony is crafting tasty laptops. Yesterday, we got to check out some new Vaio models at a lovely hotel in Paddington, ...

Sony has released its US pricing and availability for all of its new VAIO laptops and all-in-ones refreshed with Intel’s latest Ivy Bridge processors. Sony has released its US pricing and availability ...

Sony sold off its Vaio PC unit in February due to sluggish sales, but don’t think that means Sony Vaio laptops aren’t smoking hot. For the second time in 2014, a Sony PC model is at risk of ...

In addition to all the other new laptops it announced today, Sony refreshed its mid-range S Series with a new look, and consolidated its two 13-inch models, the SA and SB lines, into one model, now ...

Add Sony to the list of PC makers embracing Intel's third-generation Core i-series CPUs. According to CNET UK, the Vaio S series is getting updated CPUs, with the E moving into new screen sizes. The ...

Sony is advising consumers to quit using some of its VAIO laptop computers and unplug them, saying that it’s possible that its non-removable battery pack could overheat. The company says it’s in the ...

Sony is advising consumers to quit using some of its VAIO laptop computers and unplug them, saying that it's possible that its non-removable battery pack could overheat and catch fire. The company ...