Sony just announced their “first” netbook, which is funny, because I thought I’ve been using a Sony netbook for awhile now, in the form of the Sony VAIO VGN-P530H. Apparently, it’s a Lifestyle PC, and not a netbook—probably due to the $1000 pricetag, which must keep it out of the sub-$500 netbook category. Whatever. I’m enjoying the Vaio, though the locked-in Verizon cellmodem service is highway robbery. And I miss the iPhone touchscreen user interface. The market is primed for a sub-$500 device with a 10-inch screen that works a lot like an iPhone (instant-on, etc.), with cheap broadband access. Google Chrome OS on something? Maybe the TechCrunch pad?
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I'm also an ex-Philly suburbanite technophile learning how to be a New Yorker, tumbling my way into the second half of my life with the help of Mrs Levin, the love of my life (twitter), and my zoo. I am also the creator of the keyword tool HitTail.com, and am currently trying to pull off something big. So follow my tweets, friend me on Facebook or check me out on LinkedIn.
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