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Sony builds laptop using Formula One parts
Sony has built itself a good reputation over the years for having well-designed products, and it has now turned to Formula One for inspiration.
It has developed its latest laptops using carbon fibre laminate, a material better known for its use in F1 cars.
This also should mean the notebook is tough enough to handle a few knocks.
Available from mid July, the slim Sony TX3, weighs only 1.25kg, yet Sony is claiming a massive seven hours battery life for the product.
The weight is all the more impressive when you consider that it has a good sized
11in LCD screen.
It comes with an inbuilt webcam and mic, so you can see your mates when talking to then, and if you use a product like Skype, video calls over the Internet will be free.
And to help keep those secrets safe, it comes with a fingerprint scanner, making it easier to keep prying eyes and partners out.
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