Sony’s floundering PC business is no more, sold to a group of investors that plan to pull the once-vaunted VAIO brand back within Japan’s borders. The sudden death is shocking, sure, but mourn not ...

Sony is no stranger to making incredibly small and light notebooks, though some of their coolest offerings are still only available in Japan. The Vaio 505 line started as a niche market ultra-small ...

Update: Nov. 2004: Sony announced that they'll sell the U70 in the US for ~$2,000 as the U750 The U comes in a nice box packed with goodies. It comes with a docking station/port replicator, and ...

Sony's line of Vaio desktop and laptop computers offers a variety of features and tools to help you boost your business' productivity. Sony Vaio computers also come with a suite of software that ...

Sony unveiled a slew of new desktop and notebook computers last week that will make their public debut at PC Expo in New York City next month. The company continued its emphasis on convergence by ...

Now owned and made by a private firm, Vaio computers are hoping for some success in the US, says The Wall Street Journal. But the company faces challenges. Lance Whitney is a freelance technology ...

Sony VAIOs come with software that allow administrators to create backups of the hard drive, reinstall applications and drivers, and restore the operating system. Businesses can use the back-up ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Sony, desperately trying to defend its Walkman legacy in light of the success of Apple Computer’s ...

Sony unveiled a new line of PCs in Japan on Wednesday that in a lot of ways are more like TVs than computers. The Vaio L PCs are flat all-in-one desktop computers encased in a clear plastic board that ...

Sony Corp. has unveiled a new version of its 505-series notebook computer that the company claims is the world’s lightest and thinnest of its type. The laptop is one of two new members of Sony’s Vaio ...

Is it a TV or a PC? With the company's Vaio L line, just unveiled in Japan, it's anyone's guess. Michael Kanellos is editor at large at CNET News.com, where he covers hardware, research and ...