Sony Vaio Ultra-Mobile Will Launch Tomorrow

May 9 2010, 2:22pm CDT | by Robert Evans

If you are on the look-out for a portable computing solution, tomorrow could be your lucky day. Netbooked reports that German news site Netbooknews.de has information that the Sony Vaio ultra mobile computer will be unveiled tomorrow in the US.

This ultra-light is expected to be built around the Silverthorne platform. It will pack either an Atom Z530 1.6 GHz chip, or a Z560 2.133 GHz chip. The above photo is a mock-up from Kyocera, the Vaio we see tomorrow is likely to be quite different. It's worth noting that Gizmodo Japan thinks this baby could pack an AMOLED screen. We'll see tomorrow!

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