After the released of VAIO VGN-UX38GN UMPC sometime ago, Sony has now launched a better version of its UMPC series, Sony VGN UX490N/C. This latest entry features an Intel Core 2 Solo that running at the same 1.2GHz speed as its predecessors, 48GB flash-based SSD drive which is 50% more storage compared to the previous version, 1GB of RAM as before, WiFi (802.11a/b/g), wireless Wide Area Network (WWAN), a USB 2.0 port and Memory Stick slot, and running of Windows Vista Business edition. It has a 4.5-inch Widescreen/Touchscreen display powered by Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950 graphics. Apparently nothing change on the design and outlook.
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Sony has continued to update its VAIO UX series ultra mobile PC with 64bit processor. These new series comes with models as Vaio UX 72, Vaio UX92S and Vaio UX92NS. These can be configured with Intel Core 2 Solo U2200 1.2GHz and U2100 1.06GHz processors. Sony has also reserved the 32bit option with Intel Celeron M523 processor. Another significant update is the changing of 40GB HDD to 64GB SSD (Solid State Disc). Other feature of this head turning gizmo remains same such as 1GB RAM, 4.5-inch display with 1024×600 pixel resolution, 1.3 mega pixel webcam, fingerprint reader, 802.11a/b/g wireless, Bluetooth, 3 hour battery, and Vista Premium (64bit).
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Sony re-introduces the VAIO UX - the original marvel of computing that fits in the palm of your hand in the form of the VAIO VGN-UX38GN. It features with flash memory technology, redefining Sony’s commitment to riding the leading edge of technology. It’s powered by Core Solo U1500 1.33Ghz processor, 32GB Flash Memory, 1GB RAM. It runs on Windows Vista Business Edition Operating System.

In the part of connectivity, there is Wi-Fi 802.11abg and Bluetooth conection available. Graphic card is onboard with Intel Graphics Media chipset, run with 4.5-inch WSVGA screen with 1024 x 600 pixels resolution.
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