Champion of Handheld Computing

This little handheld computer from Sony does it all. One seen in the image is the latest rev from Vaio group, the UX390, 32G flash based memory, 4.5" touchscreen, state of the art processor, slide up screen exposing a backlit keyboard; Wi-fi, Bluetooth caps, and pretty much everything a high-end laptop can also offer. The benchmark of handheld computing in this day and age with no challengers in sight. Will set you back about two grands which is essentially a steal :)

CNET review: http://reviews.cnet.com/Sony_VAIO_UX390N/4505-3126_7-32306444.html?tag=pdtl-list

Nice Laptop Concept

Canova's dual screen laptop concept gets rid of the keypad and offers a complete touch screen interface. Lower screen can work as a tablet so it can either recognize your handwriting or displays a digital keyboard. I like it; don't know the price or availability yet but I'd actually prosume this item once it's out.

I demand: Optical Port on Laptops

While everything is going digital why do I still have to use a LMAO 3.5mm to RCA cable in order to get the sound out of my laptop? It's in almost all new gaming console, low end DVD player, set top box, etc, and should cost couple lousy bucks to put it in there I reckon. This padavan DJ and ex-musician is asking you to put an optical port on the next Macbook please, rest should follow.