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Carbon Fibre Sony VAIO
Sony’s carbon-fiber Vaio T91PS with FeliCa , looks great doesn't it?
http://img209.exs.cx/img209/2339/images7613517gc.th.jpg http://img209.exs.cx/img209/7753/images7613219rx.th.jpg http://img209.exs.cx/img209/5272/images7613672cb.th.jpg Here's a site about it but i can't understand a word out of it http://www.ascii.co.jp/sonyflash/review/653263-000.html |
wow that does look great but what's the price tag on that? lol :wink:
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OMG that thing looks awesome.. no doubt I would have to double my student debt just to buy one though! Full marks to the designer - i'm sure there is some sort of practical need for a CF notebook 8)
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so now they have the CF version, y dun they bring out the aluminium version like the Mac
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I really doubt that is cf. Just look at the price: Selling price: 196,800 Yen (tax removal 187,430 Yen (thanks to altavista for the confirmation)
and 1 usd is moreless 100 yens, so you have a normal laptop carbon colored costing 1968usd if you look closer, is more like brushed aluminum |
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It doesn't look c/f to me either, na2o, where did it say it was c/f? Its possible its unidirectional weave carbon, but I doubt it. Looks like brushed aluminum to me as well, although I could be wrong...
Either way, it looks pretty cool. :D |
It's more than likely anodized black Brushed Aluminum. My dad's place does it all the time for Motorola and Air Gun Designs parts.
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WOW that must be over 3k $ im sure. There was anotherone a while back wich costed that and it wasnt even carbon fiber.
Thad does look nice, but I cant stand TINY laptops, I got big hands. |
Carbon fiber or not I think that thing kicks ass! But however look wise I perfer my IBM Thinkpad over it since mine is all black! :D But that thing would kick my Laptops and my Desktops ass performance wise. :lol:
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Definitely tite looking. VAIO wasn't the first to do this tho - there were some other smaller companies which did it before. [PopSci has a quick blurb on it in their latest issue - can't bother to find it, but they normally post most their stuff on www.popsci.com if anyone is interested].
With CF becoming cheaper and cheaper to manufacture (remember, this stuff was once only used at NASA and other space-related, high tech agencies etc), we see CF on many more things - Watches, Laptops, Dash Kits, Bikes and everything else you can think of that needs light weight and high rigidity. The new Lotus Sport Exige uses a new type of cheaper CF manufacturing, and it's the first company to do so on such a large scale. If anyone is interested in that, it's in the magazine scan section on JW (EVO 77) |
By reading the translation, it appears to be covered with a thin carbon laminate.
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