Product: Sony Vaio PCG-GRT40ZP Price: $25,000 Pros: Large screen, fast Cons: Will leave a hole in you wallet, heavy
Space is a consideration in a city where most people have to squeeze into apartments of 600 square feet, and owning a computer that can be tucked away on a shelf saves a valuable amount.
The problem in the past, though, was that notebook processing power usually lagged behind that of its desktop counterparts.
Sony's newest Vaio GR series notebook, however, gives desktop PCs a run for their money.
Into it, Sony has packed a fully fledged Intel 3.06-gigahertz Pentium 4 processor, 512 megabytes of main memory, 64MB of video memory and a 60-gigabyte hard disk.
The beautiful 16-inch display presents clear, bright and sharp images, and an NVIDA GeForce 5600 video card brings gaming to the level of that on most desktops.