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Models pose with Sony's new pocket-size computer "type P" at Sony Building in Ginza on Thursday. See story in Technology Section.

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I believe the term "pocket-size" is being used just a little too loosely in this case. Either that or these chicks have to get themselves some bigger pockets. Or in the case of the chick on the right...a bigger a$$.

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"You're gonna need a bigger pocket"

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Ah...nice but...that's streeetching it a bit. I don't think its quite pocket size. Type P? Pokecom would be better.

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I wonder how it stacks up size-wise against the EeePc and other mini computers. And if it can -do- anything.

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After a couple of days scrolling and moving the window around on an Asus PC (ePC) to access menus, files, etc., my eyes and wrists were tired, and my headached. They just do not work.

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Yeah? I was keen to get one, too, but when it finally came to looking at it in front of me, I decided eyestrain and worse wrists than I already have were not appealing...

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The Best Hip Pocketist Awards.

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With all the turmoil going on within the company, they some how still have time to release another shitty vaio

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Spidey is right to focus on the pockets and pocket holders and not the product. Pocket sized, my (iadequate) ass!

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That big thing jammed into such a tiny space.

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to release another shitty vaio

Agreed, Sony, over the last 10 years, has become the British Leyland of the Hi Tech world. I really go out of my way to avoid buying any of their products which all seem to have a magical life of 2 years before they start messing up.

Now Toshiba is a different game altogether....

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Sony product is not very good.

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Best non-pocket-sized-pocket-PCists?

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not a great location when the battery catches fire

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It will fit easily into the pockets of my poaching coat, but I think the coney blood might make it short out.

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nice flat J bums... sex sells in the common J minds.

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Sony introduces new pocket designed to fit their P series computer.

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Meanmutha needs glasses. The one on the left has a large posterior for the regular J girls of 16 years ago who I knew when I was living there.

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Best type P-ist!

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Why is the one one the left sqeezing her cheeks together? Too many kaki fry during lunch?

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The advert is as silly as the slogan. Pocket sized? Really? I suppose a third of it is in the pocket. If 7" is that tight I can only imagine how tight 9" would be.

Sony - Guaranteed for 5 minutes or fifty feet.

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Seems about the same size as my, oh never mine. I guess the real question is how long will it stay up and running?

My vote, the one on the left.

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I can’t wait for Sony to belly up and close its doors for good. Engineers I know that works for Sony are so prideful and back their products to be the ultimate best. Although, when I share with them my experiences on my products I bought and having it not last even two years, they are very shocked and cannot believe. I can go on with TV’s, HD Camcorder, etc. I refuse to own another Sony product and never will. Thanks Sony for nothing. Good luck with your pocket sized go-mi.

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youre right. I didnt have my glasses on. Great bums indeed. Left one needs some whip cream and a cherry.

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Models pose with Sony’s new pocket-size computer “type P” at Sony Building in Ginza on Thursday

Yeah pocket size my a$$. If you walked around town with that thing sticking out of your pocket, I can guarantee youit will be gone in 5 seconds with the thief pawning it straight away.

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So female butts sell computers.

Those buns aside, smaller computers sound good to me.

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i like it, ikura?

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Q: Is that a Type P in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?

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nice flat J bums... sex sells in the common J minds.

Surprised you did not get modded for that.

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zurc - "My vote, the one on the left"

What's the matter with the one on the right?

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You know why there is so much padding for the seats because the have none of their own.Q

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Hmmmm, that looks very much like my old NEC Mobilepro. Yup, it's about the same size. Ran Windows CE and battery lasted forever it seemed. Had some limitations but I got mine used for $300 bucks. Still have and might still use it. Sony ..... er $1000??? I'll stick to my netbooks if I need one. Nice try...100% of market indeed!

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Guys, you can bash Sony as much as you want but you must be honest and not forget that Sony was a precursor on UMPCs years ago already with the PCG series and U series.

I have a PCG-U1 from year 2002 and it's still working. Some people even install Linux on those machines.

It's good to see Sony back with this kind of products.

But I have to admit that the PR photo is ridiculous.

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I guess you can get it in their back pocket but do they really want to sit on it?

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In the U.K. these type of mini computers are known as 'netbooks.' They are aimed at women buyers to fit easily into handbags. They will be going on sale next month for around 99 pounds (approx 14,000 yen) at 'Next' stores in Britain, and are being produced by a company called Elonex.

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Buttamini, netbooks aren't as functionnal as real computers such as the Sony pictured above. Look at the respective specs and you'll see the difference.

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Majimekun, I wasn't really comparing the functionality of both computers. I was pointing out that that they really don't fit into pockets as suggested by the Sony ladies in the picture, but are more suitable for handbags. To say they are pocket-size is misleading. Also, Sony's so-called 'pocket-size' computer will be on sale for around 100,000 yen, which is over five times the price of the Elonex 'netbook' mini computer and is the same size as Sony's. Netbook can carry out basic functions of an ordinary computer, which is probably all most people would need for such a product.

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