Sony Vaio Z series gets Intel Ivy Bridge CPU

To continue with what I have left you off, Sony announced the new Vaio Z Series laptops. The line gets a CPU bump with an Intel Ivy Bridge processor and a dedicated GPU in a redesigned and, I should say, a very sexy shell. As for pricing, the Z series will be priced starting at $1,600. Enjoy more of the Vaio Z's photos after the break.

The Sony Vaio S 15

Third is the Sony Vaio S 15. This probably ain't a different kind of laptop from the Vaio S13 and S13p but clearly this variant of the S line sports better specs. The Vaio S 15 sports a 15.5" IPS display, a 2GB nVidia GPU, and choices of an Intel Core i7 Ivy Bridge CPU. This laptop is priced starting at $1,000 and is available in either black or silver. Head over the break for more photos.

The Sony Vaio S13 and S13p

Second stop for the "lots of new laptops" from Sony is the Vaio S13 and the S13p. This line of laptops from the Japanese company is packed with an Intel Ivy Bridge processor and is priced starting at $900. The Vaio S13 does not have any GPU in it, I mean no dedicated GPU chip but has integrated graphics thanks to the Intel Core i3 or i5 Ivy Bridge. On the other hand, the S13p will get an nVidia GPU with up to 2GB of VRAM. This line is lightweight, relatively, since it is constructed using magnesium, aluminum, and carbon fibre. Head over the break for more photos of the laptop.

Sony unveils lots of new laptops - first stop the Sony Vaio E Series

Sony has been unveiling and has been updating their Vaio line of laptops to celebrate 15 years of the Vaio brand. This post will first focuson the Vaio E Series wihich comes in 4 different versions. There's the Vaio E 11, Vaio E 14, Vaio E 15, and the Vaio 14P Boomdizzle Edition (photo). The Vaio E 11 is the only laptop in this line that sports an AMD processor and the price starts at $499. 

Asus shows off Asus Open Cloud Computing

You might have not known but the Asus Computex 2012 has been going on earlier, if I am not mistaken. The Taiwan-based company has already shown off a lot of stuff at the event and one of those is their very own Cloud Storage system they call Asus Open Cloud Computing. It probably works just like any other cloud storage system out there like that of Microsoft's SkyDrive, Google's Google Drive, and Apple's iCloud. It syncs your files from the cloud to whatever device you have for as long as you have the appropriate app, of course. I just checked out that service from the company, via this link: http://asuswebstorage.com. It offered me 2GB of free online storage. Anyway, just watch the video below. That is how Asus wants you to use the service.

Lenovo starts selling the IdeaPad U310 and U410 globally

Remember the Lenovo IdeaPad U310 and the U410? Yup! the two ultrabooks from the Chinese company is now available worldwide with a starting price of $749. That price is for the 13-incher U310 while the 14-inch U410's starting price is at $799. You can head over to Lenovo's online store to check them out and can actually order one or two, if you like, from there.

USA: Samsung officially announces the Galaxy S III in the USA - coming to Sprint, AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and US Cellular

Samsung has officially announced the Galaxy S III in the US market and it did solidified some reports of the US version said to be having a dual-core CPU rather than a quad-core and the RAM, yup, the RAM. I think there is not much of a difference between the international version of the Galaxy S III and the US version even in the design. Well, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon all has the same looking Galaxy S III. If Sprint & US Cellular will have a different design so be it. But so far, it looks like all of them will have the same looking SGS III.

PHIL: Globe and Smart to sell the Galaxy S III prepaid kit

Smart and Globe will be selling the prepaid version of the recently launched Samsung Galaxy S III. Surprisingly, though, the two carriers will be offering the said device on different prices. Globe sells the smartphone for Php 29,990 while Smart sells it for Php 31,500. The official SRP of the device is at Php 32,990. Both are selling it at a lower price than that of the SRP but one of them, apparently, sells it even lower.