Sony stopped selling laptops two years ago, but you wouldn’t know it from looking at the latest VAIOs. Though the company’s PC line has new ownership, the machines’ design and even naming convention remain the same as when Sony was in charge. The company unveiled the new Vaio Z series and the new Vaio S series. and the mainly built for pro users looking for a premium experience. Surprisingly enough, Vaio’s new laptops look pretty much like some of the old Sony laptops.
The Vaio Z comes with a 13-inch display (2560×1440). The device packs 8GB of RAM, but you can also get it with 16GB of RAM. As for the storage, Vaio is packing a 256GB SSD or a 512GB SSD with the new Z series. The battery of the Z is pretty good, and Vaio states that it will deliver 11.5 hours of battery life. Vaio is planning to launch the new Z series in the US in early February. The device’s price will start at $1799 (with the Core i5 processor). However, Vaio will also sell a cheaper variant of the device which packs a 1080p non-touch display, longer battery life of 15.5 hours — and it will be available for $1499.
Vaio also introduced a new S series today. The S series will be more affordable than the Z series. For the display of the S series, Vaio is packing a 13-inch Full HD display, Intel Core i5 processors and a battery that will last 9 hours. As for the RAM, Vaio will be offering 8GB of RAM with the S series and 256GB PCIe SSD for the internal storage. The device will be available for only $1099.
As you may expect, both of the company’s new series of laptops sport Windows 10.
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