World’s Smallest Blu-ray Player
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If the PlayStation 3 is considered the most entertaining Blu-ray player, then the new Sony VAIO TT is now officialy the smallest, most mobile Blu-ray player on the market.
You can record up to 50GB of data to a single Blu-ray Disc. To complement your moving HD experience, an HDMI output is provided should you need to connect the VAIO TT to a compatible HDTV. The integrated stereo Bluetooth technology can also be used for wirelessly connecting to wireless audio capable speakers.
As a laptop the Sony VAIO TT is pretty solid, combining an Intel Core 2 Duo processor, a 256GB Solid State drive and 4GB of RAM. It has a black carbon-fiber casing and a backlit 11.1? LED display. For wireless LAN, it uses the new 802.11n that has a maximum speed of 300Mbps which is much faster than the standard 802.11g in most laptops today.
So what’s the catch? You have to fork out $4,344.99 USD to bring it home – or wherever you go and wish to be entertained. If Blu-ray isn’t your thing, grab the lower spec TT starting at $2,124.99.
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