Photos of Sony’s New 2010 VAIO Series Laptops

By Greg Mombert Published January 21, 2010

Sony took the wraps off four new notebook lines at CES 2010 consisting of the VAIO Z Series, VAIO F Series, VAIO Y Series and the eco-friendly VAIO W Series. The VAIO Z Series features a 13.1-inch LED backlight screen and comes exclusively in solid state drive models up to 512 GB. The VAIO F Series is built for heavy multi-media use with a 16.4-inch high-definition screen and a NVIDIA GeForce dedicated graphics card. The affordable VAIO Y Series is a great solution for students with a 13.3-inch LED backlit display and a thin 1.2-inch profile. The eco-friendly VAIO W Series features a chassis comprised of around 23 percent of recycled CDs and a 10.1-inch LED backlit display.

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