Innovative, lightweight design; intuitive user interface; attached keyboard; two built-in cameras; plenty of ports and connections; screen resolution is great for watching movies.
High price; tiny, highly reflective screen; keyboard can be uncomfortable during long stretches of typing; short battery life.
The Sony VAIO UX is one of the best tiny tablets weve seen, but its high price, poor battery life, and less-than-ideal typing experience keep it from being a home run.
Sammanfattning: We recently told you about Sony’s VAIO UX50 handheld computer, and reviews are finally starting to trickle in on the device. According to Digital Trends, the VAIO UX50 is a near perfect handheld PC, and is apparently everything that we hoped the UMP...
Somewhat high price
Confusing differences between Japanese and US models
The UX50 may not be for everyone, but if you’re looking for a highly portable device that can handle tasks usually requiring a full featured PC, take a serious look at the UX50. Sony has outdone themselves with the combination of software, hardware...
Sammanfattning: An interesting and well-executed take on the Origami concept, but not without its flaws Our look at the first UMPC devices left us deflated. Theres no denying their potential, but the current mish-mash of hardware, software and pricing is a long way ...
