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Sony has introduced a new line of thin and lightweight Vaio CR notebooks. The notebooks are available in five fashion colors – sangria, cosmopolitan, dove, indigo and black – with a weight of 5.5 pounds (with a standard battery) and are portable enough to take just about anywhere, according to the company. The PCs adopt Intel Centrino Duo processor technology. More here at Digitimes.
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