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Sony's latest ultraportable Notebook

Filed in archive Mobile by Andrew Garrett on April 21, 2005

The new Sony T2 series links is a really nice looking ultra-portable. 10.6" screen, bluetooth, wireless networking and a DVD-RW drive. The processor is a bit light by modern standards at 1.2 GHz, but this isn't really intended to be a full power desktop replacement.

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