It\u2019s not a super powerful computer. No sir. But Sony\u2019s managed to stuff a nimble 2GHz Atom CPU (Z550) under the carbon fiber hood. It\u2019s not cheap either, starting at $1299. If you can mentally get past the whole $1300 netbook thing, you get a nice array of features \u2013 solid state drive, GPS, Bluetooth, Verizon 3G, Wi-Fi, 2GB of RAM, standard 3-hour battery and an unbelievably lengthy 12+ hour battery that doesn\u2019t seem to add much weight at all. Perhaps best of all is that unless you’re doing some relatively aggressive multitasking, using this computer doesn’t\u00a0feel<\/em> much like using a netbook at all.<\/p>\n The screen is an 11.1-inch LED backlit affair at 1366×768, there\u2019s a tiny but relatively functional island keyboard, multitouch trackpad (it\u2019s too small to effectively use the multitouch features), webcam, Windows 7 Home Premium, Ethernet, memory card reader, VGA out, and two USB ports. And again, it\u2019s unbelievably light.<\/p>\n I\u2019ll be putting the machine through its paces and will have a full review up shortly.<\/p>\n X Series<\/a> [SonyStyle.com]<\/p>\n