CPU
Intel Pentium MMX
Sony VAIO PCG-505
Sony · 1997
The laptop that changed what laptops looked like: a magnesium alloy subnotebook under three pounds, in a purple-grey finish nobody else would have attempted. It made Sony's reputation in portables overnight and is the ancestor of every thin-and-light since. Genuinely beautiful, and the hinges are the weak point.
As catalogued
- Maker
- Sony
- CPU
- Intel Pentium MMX-133
- Memory
- 32MiB, 64MiB
- Styles
- PCG-505, PCG-505G, PCG-505GX, PCG-505EX
- Regions
- NTSC-J (Japan), NTSC (US), PAL (Europe)
- Chassis
- magnesium subnotebook, four panels and no drive in it
- OS
- Windows 95
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