The upcoming Sony Vaio TT just got a little more official today with some specs and model numbers. The top of the line VGN-TT190UBX is sure to draw some curious looks from travelers with its Core 2 Duo SU9400 1.4 GHz CPU, 4GB of ram and Blu-ray recordable drive. No word on this big boys price, but if it turns out to be too high, the other three mini-lappies still rock the same LED-lit 11.1-inch screen and HDMI-out, along with respectable hardware such as 2GB of Ram, 160GB HDD, and a Core 2 Duo SU9300 1.2GHz CPU. Sadly, you are stuck with just the chart to look at as pictures, along with pricing and availability, have so far been absent.
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