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				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Turns out those leaked shots we saw of Sony&#8217;s new VAIO Z laptop were right on the money as the company showed it off officially today for the European press. The specs reveal a 13.1-inch &#8220;ultramobile&#8221; notebook that comes in at under 1.2kg with a 2.7GHz Intel Core i7 processor, 256GB SSD, 8GB RAM, 1600&#215;900 screen and sheet battery borrowed from the earlier VAIO S for up to 7 hours of computing. Onboard it features only Intel&#8217;s HD Graphics 3000 solution but the VAIO Z beats other ultralights with its Power Media Dock, which contributes the power of an AMD Radeon 6650M GPU with 1GB of dedicated memory connected via &#8220;the architecture codenamed Light Peak&#8221; &#8212; Sony can&#8217;t call it Thunderbolt &#8212; when more polygons have to be pushed. The dock sports one USB 3.0 hookup plus additional USB, VGA and HDMI ports, and a slot for either a DVD or Blu-ray drive. There&#8217;s no word on a price yet, but it is promised to ship by the end of July in Europe so if the full specs (included after the break) are appealing then you don&#8217;t have much time to save up.</p>
<p>Update: Head over to the Sony UK site to configure one yourself &#8212; pricing starts at Â£1,434 ($2,294) with a Core i5 CPU, 4GB of RAM and no PMD. The dock is a Â£400 ($640) option with no optical drive included, while upgrading to a 1080p 13.1-inch LCD is a mere Â£40 extra.</p>
<p><strong>PRESS RELEASE</strong></p>
<p><em>Ultimate performance and design: ultra-mobile new VAIO Z Series from Sony weighs under 1.2kg<br />
28 June 2011</p>
<p>Thin, ultra-light 13.1&#8243; notebook PC with innovative new Power Media Dock</p>
<p>Â· 33.2cm (13.1&#8243;) VAIO Z Series: less than 1.2 kg and 16.65mm slim with stunning design and smart battery concept</p>
<p>Â· Business-class power with latest standard voltage IntelÂ® Coreâ„¢ i7 processors and fast SSD storage</p>
<p>Â· High-resolution (1600&#215;900) anti-reflective VAIO Display Premium</p>
<p>Â· Optional sheet battery gives up to 14hr stamina1 with quick charge</p>
<p>Â· Power Media Dockâ„¢ 2 with quad video monitor support, AMD Radeonâ„¢ HD graphics, optical drive and extra ports including HDMIâ„¢ out</p>
<p>Â· Quick Boot gets you working in seconds</p>
<p>Weighing little over a kilogram, the new VAIO Z Series notebook PC from Sony is created for mobile professionals who demand absolute performance and portability.</p>
<p>VAIO Z blends ultra-desirable styling and premium carbon fibre with no-compromise specifications and innovative productivity features. In the office or on the road, this class-leading business notebook helps demanding users work more efficiently with the ultimate in on-the-move computing power.</p>
<p>All-new VAIO Z takes cutting-edge styling by Sony to new extremes, with a &#8216;full flat&#8217; body and display lid that are crafted in tough, ultra-light carbon fibre. At just below 1.2kg and 16.65mm slim, the new VAIO Z is the perfect partner for business travellers who demand ultimate power with less to carry.</p>
<p>On-the-go usability is enhanced further by the backlit keyboard with extra-wide palm rest and ergonomic new &#8216;button-less&#8217; touchpad. With a resolution of 1600&#215;900, the 33.2cm (13.1&#8243;) VAIO Display Premium features an anti-reflective coating that cuts glare from direct light sources and ensures crisp colour reproduction.</p>
<p>Performance is everything you&#8217;d expect from the most sophisticated VAIO notebook yet. Latest-generation standard voltage IntelÂ® Coreâ„¢ i7 processors are teamed with speedy DDR3 SDRAM and up to 256GB SSD RAID storage to blaze through the toughest workload with ease.</p>
<p>As an extra refinement, Quick Boot saves precious time when you&#8217;re in a hurry, loading Genuine WindowsÂ® 7 Professional up to 50% quicker than conventional notebooks. Embedded VAIO &#8216;everywair&#8217; 3G WWAN on selected models connects via your mobile broadband operator.</p>
<p>Power Media Dockâ„¢</p>
<p>The performance of VAIO Z Series is taken to new extremes by the unique Power Media Dock2, a monolithic expansion module that links with VAIO via an optical cable. The proprietary port can also be used to attach regular USB devices to VAIO when it&#8217;s not docked.</p>
<p>Featuring high-speed I/O data transfer based on the architecture codenamed &#8216;Light Peak&#8217;, Power Media Dock boosts graphics performance while adding numerous extra connectivity options. It includes an optical drive for even greater business productivity and satisfying HD entertainment. The module comes supplied with a stylish design-matched stand.</p>
<p>With Power Media Dock added, VAIO Z can manage up to four displays (including the notebook screen) via HDMIâ„¢ and/or VGA output ports. In this configuration, VAIO Z makes a compelling choice for design, finance and science professionals who need to work across several screens simultaneously. New-generation AMD Radeon HD graphics with 1GB VRAM effortlessly handle demanding graphics tasks, from 3D CAD to gaming.</p>
<p>When docked, connectivity options are boosted by additional USB ports plus VGA and HDMI outputs. Power Media Dock also sports an optical drive bay that can be specified with a Blu-ray Discâ„¢ or SuperMulti combo drive. Games and movies on DVD or Blu-ray Disc sound as good as they look with latest DolbyÂ® Home TheaterÂ® v4.</p>
<p>Sheet battery</p>
<p>VAIO Z features the innovative &#8216;sheet battery&#8217; already showcased on this year&#8217;s VAIO S Series. The notebook&#8217;s internal lithium polymer battery provides power for up to 7 hours1 on-the-go computing. It&#8217;s partnered by a second thin, flat optional lithium polymer sheet battery that can be charged separately from the PC and added without removing the internal battery. The sheet battery attaches without having to switch off the PC, boosting stamina to up to 14 hours1 for day-and-night working, even if you&#8217;re far from mains power.</p>
<p>VAIO Z delivers a richer communication experience if you&#8217;re staying in touch with colleagues via video conference or web chat. The HD web camera powered by Exmorâ„¢ technology ensures detailed-packed video even in low light.</p>
<p>There&#8217;s a full range of official accessories from Sony, style-matched to complement the looks and performance of your VAIO. Many more configuration options â€“ including a Full HD (1920 x 1080) LCD â€“ are available exclusively to online shoppers at Sony Store.</p>
<p>The new 2011 VAIO Z Series of ultra-portable performance notebook PCs is available from the end of July 2011 (actual date of availability varies by country).</p>
<p>1 As measured by MobileMarkÂ® battery test</p>
<p>2 Power Media Dock available with selected models or as an optional accessory</p>
<p>-ends-<br />
Notes to editors</p>
<p>Model</p>
<p>VAIO VPCZ21V9E</p>
<p>Processor</p>
<p>IntelÂ® Coreâ„¢ i7-2620M 2.70GHz (with Turbo Boost up to 3.40GHz)</p>
<p>OS</p>
<p>Genuine WindowsÂ® 7 Professional (64bit) with Service Pack 1</p>
<p>Memory</p>
<p>8GB DDR3 1333Mhz SDRAM</p>
<p>Drive</p>
<p>256GB SSD Flash memory (RAID 0)</p>
<p>Screen</p>
<p>33.2cm (13.1&#8243;) VAIO Display Premium (1600&#215;900) with wide (16:9) aspect ratio</p>
<p>On-board graphics</p>
<p>IntelÂ® HD Graphics 3000</p>
<p>Optical drive</p>
<p>DVD SuperMulti Drive (included with VGP-PRZ20C Power Media Dockâ„¢ â€“ see below)</p>
<p>Others</p>
<p>WLAN 802.11a/b/g/n; 3G WWAN; BluetoothÂ® 2.1 + EDR; USB 2.0 x1, docking station/USB port x1 (supports USB 2.0/3.0 compatible devices); HDMIâ„¢ out (3D supported); stereo speakers with DolbyÂ® Home TheaterÂ® v4; HD web camera powered by &#8216;Exmor&#8217; (1.3 effective megapixels); Web, VAIO and Assist buttons; touchpad with gesture support; fingerprint sensor; Quick Boot</p>
<p>Dimensions DxHxW</p>
<p>Approx. 210 x 16.65 x 330mm</p>
<p>Weight</p>
<p>Approx. 1.18kg (with standard internal battery)</p>
<p>Model</p>
<p>Power Media Dockâ„¢ VGP-PRZ20C/VGP-PRZ20A</p>
<p>Graphics Accelerator</p>
<p>AMD Radeonâ„¢ HD 6650M</p>
<p>Video RAM</p>
<p>1GB DDR3</p>
<p>Max. resolution</p>
<p>Analogue RGB: 1920 x 1200</p>
<p>HDMIâ„¢: 1920 x 1080</p>
<p>Optical drive</p>
<p>VGP-PRZ20C: DVD SuperMulti Drive</p>
<p>VGP-PRZ20A: Blu-ray Discâ„¢ Drive with DVD SuperMulti</p>
<p>LAN port</p>
<p>1000BASE-T/100BASE-T/10BASE-T x1</p>
<p>USB port</p>
<p>Hi-Speed USB (USB 2.0) Type A Connector x2, SuperSpeed USB (USB 3.0) x1</p>
<p>Monitor port</p>
<p>Mini D-Sub 15 pin x1</p>
<p>HDMI output port</p>
<p>x1 (3D Supported)</p>
<p>Dimensions DxHxW</p>
<p>Approx. 148 x 16.65 x 220mm</p>
<p>Weight</p>
<p>Approx. 0.685kg</p>
<p>Specifications and features vary by model. Please check VAIO laptops for more information.<br />
For more information please contact<br />
Sony Europe Press Centre</em></p>
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<p>The slide recently appeared on the ZOL forums, and has a number of figures erased from it, including the clock speeds. This was apparently carried out in order to protect the anonymity of the person who leaked the slide.</p>
<p>However, the slide&#8217;s remaining information confirms that both the top-end Bulldozer chips, the FX-8130P and the FX-8110, will feature eight cores. According to the slide, the latter will apparently even have a TDP of just 95W, despite all the processing cores.</p>
<p>The slide also suggests that AMDâ€™s new processors will come with a revised version of the TurboCore technology that enabled later Phenom X6 CPUs to dynamically boost their core speeds depending on the workload.</p>
<p>Some intrepid forum users have attempted to guess at the figures erased on the slide by looking at the remaining outlines of the numbers. Weâ€™d recommend taking these figures with an unhealthy measure of salt, but the current numbers being bandied around are a stock speed of 3.8GHz (4.2GHz with Turbo Core) for the top-of-the-line FX-8130P. This is followed by the FX-8110 at 3.6GHz (4GHz with Turbo Core).</p>
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