Sony has announced the pricing of its latest Vaio offerings - the Vaio Fit E notebook with an upgraded Intel Core i5-4200U processor, and the Vaio Tap 11, the world's slimmest Windows Tablet PC to date.

The Sony Vaio Pro 13 will be picking up where the Sony Vaio Z left off, and will be the company's professional offering this year. However, Sony is asking you to pay S$1999 for the Core i5 version. Will it be worth the asking price? We find out.

Sony has just unveiled a 11-inch tablet with Ultrabook-like components, similar to Microsoft's own Surface Pro tablet, but a lot sleeker. The Vaio Tap 11 has a dual-core Intel Core processor, as well as a digitizer (N-trig technology) that lets you draw or write on the tablet. Check out our brief experience with it.

The new VAIO models - Fit A series, Tap 11, and Tap 21, will be introduced at the IFA 2013. They come incorporated with Sony technologies including (but not limited to) TRILUMINOS Display for mobile and X-Reality for mobile, as well as the VAIO Inspiration Suite.

The Sony Vaio Duo is a 13-inch convertible Ultrabook that comes with a 10-point multi-touch display. Its full-HD Triluminuous display is also protected by Gorilla Glass so that you can doodle on it with its N-Trig technology digitizer. It also comes with 8GB of RAM a 256GB (Core i7 only) SSD, and Intel HD 4000 onboard graphics.

The Sony VAIO Pro 13 will hit all Sony stores and authorized outlets from end June, while the VAIO Pro 11 and VAIO Duo 13, from mid July.

We go hands-on with Sony's super-slim and ultra-light touchscreen-enabled VAIO Pro Ultrabook, which come in both 11-inch and 13-inch variants.

Sony announces their new lineup of VAIO laptops and convertibles, redefining how we perceive the notion of thin and light to be.

Sony expands its range of touch-enabled notebooks with the new VAIO Fit and VAIO Fit E models that are available in both 14- and 15-inch screen sizes in a range of colors.

The Sony Vaio Duo 11 is an 11-inch, Windows 8, full HD, convertible touchscreen Ultrabook that uses Sony's 'Surf-Slider' mechanism to transform between tablet and notebook form factors. How does it compare to other Windows 8 converting Ultrabooks? We find out.