Sony Vaio SA is super thin, competing ThinkPad X1

The new Sony Vaio SA series also has magnesium alloy, a strong configuration and a thinness comparable to Lenovo's newly launched ultraportable laptop.

Sony Vaio SA.

Yesterday, Sony launched Vaio SA ultra-thin line, a small branch of Sony Vaio S Series with Vaio SB was introduced at CES 2011 exhibition earlier this year. The new laptop has a robust magnesium alloy shell and a 2.4 cm thinness.

The standard version of Vaio SA is equipped with AMD Radeon HD 6630 graphics card with 1GB VRAM memory, 13.3 inch screen with 1,600 x 900 pixel resolution, 500GB hard drive, fingerprint and optical drive slot Blu-ray. Sony Vaio SA also owns the Intel Core i7 quad-core processor.

Users can also choose a dual-channel solid-state drive to increase capacity and upgrade the battery to $ 100 to achieve a battery life of 16 hours in a row. However, equipped with an SSD will cost its owner at least 1,650 USD.

Sony Vaio F Series.

Unlike SB series starting with 999 USD, Vaio SA has a much more expensive starting price, up to 1,350 USD. The device will come in three colors: black, silver and brown.

Also related to Sony, the company has begun offering Vaio F Series orders from today. It will come in two versions, including one with a 16-inch 3D display and a 2D to 3D switch from $ 1,840 and a non-3D model, with a basic configuration priced from $ 1,100.

However, if the user wants the display to display only 2D Full HD resolution and Blu-ray drive, the price must be at least 1,125 USD.

>> Official photos of Sony Vaio SA and Vaio F

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Official photos of Sony Vaio SA and Vaio F :

Sony Vaio SA.

Sony Vaio F series.