Sony Vaio Desktop Computers Price List in the Philippines June 2020

Sony VAIO, taking technology to an undefined new edge

Sony introduced VAIO back in 1996, when they acquired the rights to make products using Visual Audio Intelligent Organizer (VAIO) technology. The Japanese company sold their rights to SONY and decided to focus solely on mobile devices as a part of reconstruction of organization affairs. Now, even though SONY is a huge company, they only own a small stake of the division that only sells desktops in Japan. In the Philippines, SONY VAIO made an entry consequently in a few years and went on to do good business in the country.

History of the maker

Initially, in the 1980’s, Sony’s production was only limited to computers made for Japan. However, the company retracted from their business in the early 1990’s only to come back later under VAIO brand in 1996. The first-generation of VAIO laptops were released in 1997 and were termed as "Super slim" according to standards of those times. Fast forward a decade; the company is now producing Laptops and desktops that come preloaded with Windows 8 operating system. They are also proud innovators of magnetized stands, and the Vaio Tap.

Features of Sony VAIO

Over the years Sony Vaio has produced dozens of outstanding laptops and desktops that have pushed the boundaries of innovation and creativity. With models that are too many in number, it becomes difficult to describe each one individually. So, their entire lineup can be divided into two segments by names of "Technology" and "Bundled software" to make things easier.

Technology

The first model to introduce the infamous XBRITE (Clearbright) technology was Vaio TR series. It had a combo of anti-reflection coating and smooth screen and high efficiency lens sheet. As claimed by the maker, the AR coating prevents scattering of external light and provides over 1.5 times more brightness over original LCD screens. Next in lineup comes the TX series, which was brought to the market in 2005 and was the first Notebook to feature a back-lit LED screen that consumers lower power and outputs greater colour reproduction. The TX series was also the one to bring widescreen (16:9) aspect ratio with resolution of 1366 x 768. The SZ series brought the concept of switchable graphics to the forefront as its motherboard contained Intel GMCH and its own inbuilt control for graphics, and a separate graphics accelerator chipset by NVIDIA to come into play when required. Eventually, the Z series took over the place of SZ series and did not require a computer restart if one had to change graphic modes on Windows Vista. This feature was later picked up by brands such as Alienware, Asus and Apple. Next in line comes the high-end Vaio AR series complete with Blu-ray player, Burner and high-definition screen with resolution of 1080x1920. There is also HDMI output, illuminated logo sitting right below the screen and solid 8 gigs of RAM.

Bundled software

Sony’s initial launched were criticized about allegedly containing "bloatware", which allowed better multimedia experience but also limited the user’s consent about which software to allow on their computer. After hearing about the complaints Sony decided to ship a fresh batch of SONY VAIO laptops that do not have such software installed.

Popularity in the Philippines

SONY VAIO earned a strong reputation in the country thanks to its consistent marketing efforts and leading innovative technology. Their motto, from the beginning, was to provide the people only the best they could offer in terms of style, price and performance. Keeping this motto alive, they have improved themselves every year to become what they are today. In Philippines, people are already fanatic about the laptop and desktop lineup that not only comes at an affordable price but also provides a style quotient that goes unmatched by brands such as Dell, HP, etc.

Latest news in the Philippines

SONY VAIO has recently unveiled their new smartphone that features Android 5.0 OS and looks more or less like Nexus. Moreover, it comes equipped with 1.2 GHz Quad-core processor, 5 inch display (720p) resolution and 13 MP camera. It will hit the shores of Philippines sometime next year as reports suggest. Considering VAIO’s success in every field, this one should be no different.

Sony Products Categories in the Philippines

• Mobile Phones
• Digital Cameras
• Digital Video Cameras
• TVs
• Laptops
• DVD / Blu-ray Players
• MP3 Players
• Game Consoles
• Tablets
• Desktop Computers