Zen-filled Aspire One netbook makes VAIO P look cheap
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Oh, right — we forgot that Sony’s not actually considering the VAIO P a “netbook,” but for all intents and purposes, it is. That being said, this highly decorated Aspire One easily blows the pants off of the aforesaid Sony, ringing up at $3,000 (minimum) on eBay. Why so pricey, you ask? No, there’s no liquid nitrogen-cooled Core 2 Quad within, nor will you find a CrossFireX graphics setup. What you will see, however, is hours upon hours of TLC poured into this one-of-a-kind machine by Japan’s own UFO-Hayashi. Still, for three large this better come bundled with peace, love and happiness for as long as the owner draws breath — something we’re definitely not seeing in the video after the break.
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