Sony's first 8-bit personal computer, featuring the independently developed Sony BASIC computing language and incorporating a 3.5 floppy drive among other features. Its external numeric keypad and highly compact design were also considered highly attractive features.
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1982
SMC-70
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1983
SMC-777
Complete with keyboard, this personal computer was designed for the novice user. Eight software programs (running on Sony BASIC) were included as part of the package.
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1983
SMC-777
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HB-55
This model led to the popularization of MSX standard personal computers. The HB-53 was priced around 50,000 yen and was nicknamed the "HIT BIT."
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1983
HB-55
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1984
CDX-5
Car CD player with a compact body designed to resist vibration and heat, and equipped with a one-action automatic loading system that automatically pulls in CDs for ease of operation.
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1984
CDX-5
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1986
CDX-J10
CD auto-changer that allows users to enjoy playing only their favorite discs and songs by simply inserting a compact "CD magazine" that can hold 10 CDs into the main unit. The main unit is installed in the trunk and operated from inside the car with a remote control.
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1986
CDX-J10
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NWS-830
The UNIX-based "NEWS" workstation for developers. A 16.67-MHz MC68020 served as the CPU, and this model featured an internal 3.5-inch floppy drive. This workstation was equivalent in size to a personal computer.
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1986
NWS-830
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1987
PJ-100
This extremely portable Japanese language word processor with external printer featured a 2-inch data disk drive. This product was called the "PRODUCE 100."
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1987
PJ-100
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1989
CDX-A30RF
CD auto-changer that converts CD audio signals into FM signals and sends the signals to car audio systems with FM radios to enjoy music. This system was very popular at the time, allowing people to listen to CDs even in car audio systems that only had radios.
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1989
CDX-A30RF
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1990
PTC-500
First of the "Palm Top" range of compact computers enabling handwritten input. This model incorporated personal information management software.
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1990
PTC-500
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DD-1
First model "Data Discman" electronic book player.
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1990
DD-1
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DTX-10
In-vehicle DAT player with CD changer control function and built-in FM/AM tuner. It uses a non-tracking system that provides excellent vibration resistance.
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1990
DTX-10
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1992
MDX-U1
The world's first car mini-disc player capable of MD shuffle play, repeat play, and intro scan, which allows users to listen to the first 10 seconds of a song in order.
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1992
MDX-U1
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1993
NVX-F10
A car navigation system with a 4-inch color LCD monitor. High operability is achieved with the included wireless joystick remote control and the Mach Scroll function that allows scrolling the map at high speed.
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1993
NVX-F10
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1996
PLM-50
The ‘Glasstron’ personal LCD monitor was a head-mounted system that enabled individuals to enjoy realistic video equivalent to that of a 52-inch screen.
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1996
PLM-50
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PCV-90
This product marked the advent of VAIO and was placed on the US market one year prior to being placed on the Japanese. It ran on Windows 95 with a Pentium 200-MHz processor. The dedicated "VAIO Space" on-screen graphic user interface came preinstalled.
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1996
PCV-90
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1997
PCG-707
The VAIO notebook was introduced in Japan in July 1997 (one year after the US). From the very outset, the docking station was part of the VAIO notebook package. This model offered superior expandability in a slim body.
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1997
PCG-707
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PCV-T700MR
This first VAIO desktop model featured Video CD production software and MPEG-based TV signal recording while also sporting a CD-R drive.
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1997
PCV-T700MR
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PCG-505
First-generation VAIO Notebook 505 featured a surprisingly slim magnesium body. Sales of sub-notebook PCs skyrocketed following the introduction of this model which was lauded for successfully for opening up new horizons for the sub-notebook market.
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1997
PCG-505
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1998
PCG-C1
Equipped with a CCD camera, this VAIO C1 mini-notebook took the world by storm. The first-generation model featured an MMX Pentium 233-MHz processor and a 3.2-GB hard drive.
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1998
PCG-C1
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2000
PEG-S500C
Debut model of Sony's first Palm machine "CLIE." This device enjoyed overwhelming popularity right from its launch. Digital camera data stored on a memory stick could be vividly reproduced on its 256-color liquid crystal display.
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2000
PEG-S500C
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PCV-MX1V7
First-generation VAIO MX series model with integrated stereo. Featuring a dedicated amplifier and speakers, this model offered superior sound quality not normally found in personal computers. The MD slot and decorative liquid crystal on the front were attention-grabbing features.
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2000
PCV-MX1V7
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PCV-LX80/BPK
The liquid-crystal tablet featured a double hinge, enabling the screen to be tilted up to approximately 65 degrees. This device featured a palm rest/keyboard cover in addition to many other innovative features.
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2000
PCV-LX80/BPK
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PCG-QR1/BP
The translucent black body was enclosed in an aluminum-tone casing. With the attached aluminum handle, this VAIO was as convenient to carry as a briefcase.
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2000
PCG-QR1/BP
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2002
PEG-NR70V
Entertainment version of the CLIE, incorporating a 100,000-pixel digital CMOS camera within its main, foldable body. It featured a F2.8, f=35mm approx. (35mm conversion) lens, and a shooting range of 30cm to infinity. The 300 degree rotating camera enabled the user to easily take shots of themselves, while the 3.8-inch 320 x 480 dot high-resolution liquid crystal screen displayed high quality still and video images.
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2002
PEG-NR70V
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MEX-1HD
Car audio system with a built-in 10GB hard disk drive that can store over 2000 songs. Sound sources can be recorded from CDs to the hard disk drive at up to 8x speed in ATRAC3 format.
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2002
MEX-1HD
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PCG-U1
This was the world's smallest and lightest* PC running Microsoft Windows XP. The computer's unique design enabled comfortable operation even while holding with both hands.
(*As of April 1, 2002)
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2002
PCG-U1
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2003
PEG-NZ90
High-end model, featuring a 2,000,000-pixel CCD camera and FeliCa (contactless IC card) reader.
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2003
PEG-NZ90
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PEG-UX50
This model incorporated a wide screen, color liquid crystal display within a compact frame roughly the same size as a business-card holder. It could easily be connected to a network using its wireless LAN and Bluetooth (R) functions. (Also featured a 310,000-pixel approx. CMOS camera capable of 300 degree rotation.)
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2003
PEG-UX50
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PCG-Z1/P
VAIO Notebook Z, utilizing Intel Centrino mobile technology (designed specifically for mobility), featured a highly-advanced 14.1-inch SXGA+ LCD display (1,400x1,050). It also offered an extended battery life of approximately seven hours during standard use.
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2003
PCG-Z1/P
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PCG-X505
"VAIO 505 Extreme," was the ultimate mobile notebook. Thanks to high-density IC packaging technology and new exterior materials, this notebook achieved both a lightweight structure and a slim profile, with the front edge of the body measuring only 9.7mm.
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2003
PCG-X505
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2004
PEG-VZ90
Featuring an organic EL display, this model was capable of delivering high quality video and still images.
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2004
PEG-VZ90
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NV-XYZ77
"XYZ Series" AV navigation system with integrated hard disk drive, which uses a 6.5-inch WVGA monitor and can guide you through major intersections with 3D video as if it were a real picture.
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2004
NV-XYZ77
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2006
VGC-LA70B VGC-LB50B
Type L moves beyond conventional notions of "notebook" and "desktop" design to offer customers the "all-in-one" Type L. Type L is an invitation to a new lifestyle and designed to blend in perfectly wherever it goes.
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2006
VGC-LA70B VGC-LB50B
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VGN-AR70B
Vaio Type A, the world's first Blu-ray disc notebook.*
View and edit HD video in all its full-resolution glory, and then save it to BD.
(*As of May 16, 2006)
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2006
VGN-AR70B
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VGN-UX90PS VGN-UX0S
Introducing Vaio Type U, a palm-size PC that uses flash memory instead of a conventional hard disk drive. At only 492 grams, this model delivers fast memory access, longer operation, and better shock resistance.
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2006
VGN-UX90PS VGN-UX0S
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2007
NV-U1
A portable navigation system termed "nav-u" with a suction cup on its base for easy attachment to car dashboards.
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2007
NV-U1
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2009
VGN-P70H
This model is small enough to slip into a jacket pocket or handbag while still offering full-PC features.
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2009
VGN-P70H
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VAIO "W Series"
VAIO W, a new line of the VAIO brand offieing low-priced subnotebook models designed mainly for Web browsing and e-mailing.
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2009
VAIO "W Series"
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2010
PRS-350 PRS-650
Sony Reader, with its slim, lightweight body made it easy and fun to read e-books.
“Reader Pocket Edition” “Reader Touch Edition”
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2010
PRS-350 PRS-650
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VAIO "W Series"
Eco-edition VAIO W series---Part of the chassis featured 80% (Approx.) recycled material.
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2010
VAIO "W Series"
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2011
HMZ-T1
World's first* 3D-compatible head mounted display equipped with an HD organic EL panel.
* As a consumer-use 3D-compatible head mounted display (at the time of release on August 31, 2011)
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2011
HMZ-T1
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VAIO "Z Series"
A mobile PC incorporating advanced performance such as accelerated startup and image processing, coupled with superior ‘mobility.’
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2011
VAIO "Z Series"
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2012
VAIO® Duo 11
The VAIO Duo 11 is a tablet/PC hybrid with an appealing slider design. Companion digitizer stylus makes this the perfect device for creating intricate handwritten notes and detailed drawings.
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2012
VAIO® Duo 11
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VAIO® Tap 20
The VAIO Tap 20 is a battery-powered tabletop PC with a large, 20-inch LCD screen and a freestyle stand that can be set to virtually any angle to accommodate a variety of viewing styles.
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2012
VAIO® Tap 20
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2013
VAIO® Fit 15
Equipped with an extremely bright LCD display compatible with Full HD quality visuals, enabling users to enjoy photos and video in vivid detail. Boasts a thin build of 22.5 mm* and touch functionality.
* Excludes protruding parts.
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2013
VAIO® Fit 15
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VAIO® Pro 13
Achieved the world's lightest build* with ultra-light, durable carbon fiber while boasting enhanced toughness through the adoption of a "Hexa-shell" body design.
* Among 13 inch Ultrabooks, etc. with touch functionality (as of June 10, 2013; according to Sony research)
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2013
VAIO® Pro 13
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2015
RSX-GS9
High-resolution media receiver with native DSD playback, USB DAC function, and high quality music playback.
