A Thinner Blue Screen

January 8th, 2009

On the heels of the MacWorld announcement of the 6.6 pound 1-inch thick 17-inch MacBook Pro, we have this from the PC side of the aisle.

Japan’s Sony Corp (6758.T) plans to launch the world’s lightest 8-inch notebook PC, taking aim squarely at a rapidly growing market for ultra-portalbe personal computers.

The new Sony Vaio PC will come with Microsoft Corp’s (MSFT.O) Windows Vista operating system, supporting all the software programs found in full-sized notebooks, and sell for about $900, setting itself apart from Netbooks.

This new computer will weigh 1.4 pounds and be as thin as a mobile phone yet just as capable of producing a blue screen of death as any other PC running Windows.

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