The Sony VAIO VGN P530H Lifestyle PC

The tiny Sony VAIO VGN-P530H Lifestyle PC costs aA Memory Stick Duo Slot.
whopping $800 and, despite it's lack of storage, comesA SD Card slot (with MMC compatibility).
with state of the art features. Specifically, WAN 3G1 VGA monitor port.
Mobile Broadband for on-the-go internet and blue tooth1 I/O port.
for device communication with the notebook... not toHeadphone jack.
mention a GPS.Screen, AV
WeightAn 8 inch screen has 1600 x 768 high definition
Sony has innovated yet again with the lightest miniresolution.
notebook on the market at 1.4 pounds.Battery
StorageYou get up to 4 hours of battery life.
It only has a 60 GB hard drive, but it's a Serial ATAWarranty
(SATA) hard drive, which means it has the file-transferSony gives you a 1 year limited warranty and 1 year of
swiftness of a USB or Firewire drive.technical support.
MemoryPros
It contains 2 GB of RAM.The weight -- 1.4 lbs. is the lightest on the market.
Processor2 GB of RAM is rarely standard on mini notebooks.
An Intel 1.33 Ghz Processor with a front side bus ofThe design -- very sleek, and as thin as a cell phone.
533 MHz for much faster data transfer on thoseAn option to use 3G broadband is exceptional. Great
hard-driving mobile applications and a 512 KB L2 cachefor on-the-go video or GPS capability.
that can store data temporarily.Cons
DVD/CD DriveThe storage -- 60 GB tells you that Sony isn't looking
Of course there isn't one, but it has 2 USB ports forto hit any demographic who cares about the
external drive usage.computer's insides.
ConnectivityThe price -- if you can afford it, it's not a bad buy, but
It comes with:something tells me the next model will be much better,
An integrated 54g wireless LAN that's compatible withif you can hold out a little while.
802.11b/g/n networks.The battery life -- nearly the same as a regular laptop,
2 USB 2.0 ports.4 hours is hardly good enough for a mini notebook.