Video review – Sony Vaio P

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In this age of affordable netbooks, Sony has chosen not to give up on its high-class (and horrendously overpriced) netbook with the compact clutchbag form factor. Yep, the Vaio P is back and it’s been given a dazzling new makeover – check out our video review.

Aside from the attention-grabbing colours, the new additions include a thumbable trackpad and mouse buttons on the bezel and a slightly faster processor. Considering some of the main gripes about the first gen model were to do with performance, desktop navigation and lengthy boot up time, can this overhaul redeem its bad name and more importantly, is it enough to justify that premium price tag? You’ll have to watch our video review and find out.

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