Digital World Tokyo reviews the Vaio UX and concludes:

…if you have a need for a very-capable handheld PC, then you’ll probably love the UX50 in a heartbeat; if not, then you’ll simply marvel at the technology it packs in and move on. The choice is yours.

I would like to mention what they didn’t like about the UX: […]

Type U shows off how the Vaio UX can be used as a Voice over IP (VoIP)  phone. Sony properly designed the Vaio UX with a small speaker at the upper left and a small microphone at the lower
right, perfectly aligning them to the left or right ear and mouth respectively.

It is also interesting that […]

I’ve talked about the battery options last time. This time, thanks to Type U, we can have a glimpse of the two other accessories that the Vaio UX also come with: the carrying stand and the adapter holder.

The carrying stand is a small device that attaches to the back of the Vaio UX to make it stand on […]

SonyStyle Japan has posted eight freely downloadable Vaio UX “Find You Own Style” wallpapers, with Sony, marketing the different uses of the Vaio UX: Browsing, Blogging, Business, Mapping, Music and Movie,
Communication, and Entertainment (which I’m coining the term B3M3CE).

This reminds me of the Sony “CLIE” Palm OS PDA which stood for Communication, Link, Information, and […]

SonyStyle Japan shows the two battery options for the Vaio UX: the 2600 mAh standard VGP-BPS6 for 19,800 yen (about $176) and the 5200 mAh extended VGP-BPL6 for 34,800 yen (about $309). If you need a backup battery, since the Vaio UX already comes with a VGP-BPS6 out of the box, it might be wise […]

The Japanese blog Type U shows a pic of the Vaio UX with a Windows sticker saying that it is “Windows Vista Capable.” It’ll be interesting how the Vaio UX would perform under Vista, having only 512MB of RAM.

A bigger pic is available after the jump.

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With all the hype about the UMPC, Sony announces today its own version of the UMPC — the Vaio UX Micro PC, a handheld PC weighing just more than a pound with a 4.5″ SVGA screen, wireless connectivity (802.11 a/b/g, Bluetooth, and WWAN to connect to Cingular’s EDGE), two cameras for taking pictures and for […]