Sony to launch its first Netbook computer in August

Sony to launch its first Netbook computer in August

TOKYO, Japan - Models hold up Sony Corp.'s VAIO W series of lower-cost Netbook personal computers during a presentation in Tokyo on July 7. Sony will sell the VAIO W series with limited functionality focusing on Internet access in August for around 60,000 yen.

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