Dynabook aims to minimize the need for battery replacements, as the X-series laptops are configured to "Auto mode" by default ...

Major electronics retailer Nojima said on Monday that it will acquire personal computer maker Vaio for about ¥11.2 billion.

TOKYO -- Japanese electronics retailer Nojima is set to acquire Vaio, a personal computer manufacturer that was once part of Sony Group. Nojima and Japan Industrial Partners, the current owner of ...

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Japan's Nikkei share average saw a slight increase, driven by Sony's impressive 73% quarterly profit surge. However, the ...

Sony Mobile (previously known as Sony Ericsson Mobile) is a subsidiary of the electronics giant Sony Corporation. The company's Xperia range that started off with Windows Mobile OS has moved to ...

Vaio was originally the laptop unit of Sony. Now, the investment firm Japan Industrial Partners owns the brand. The company has launched Android smartphones. The company's Android smartphones run ...

This Brand Report covers Vaio in the laptops market of Germany. Receiving up to four updates throughout the year, the report is based on data from the Consumer Insights Global survey, as of ...

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VAIO, a well-known Japanese PC maker, has introduced its latest laptops, the VAIO SX14-R and VAIO Pro PK-R, featuring Intel’s Core Ultra processors. These new devices use Intel’s Meteor Lake ...

Intel is rolling back one of the biggest changes to its laptop chips in years. Remember how this fall’s Lunar Lake laptops ditched the idea of memory sticks, putting a fixed amount of RAM on the ...

If you type “laptops under $500” into any search bar, you’ll be faced with a flood of results. Although you’ll see a lot of options, most aren’t worth the price, no matter the discount.