The resurrected VAIO has gone for the premium and businessy ends of the market with most of its laptops so far, but the company's latest announcement targets different customers altogether — albeit customers that still have quite a lot of money to spend. The C15 series' main selling point is its striking range of colorways, including white/copper, navy/grey, yellow/black, and orange/khaki options; VAIO describes it as a "fashionable PC."
You'll have to really want an orange and khaki laptop for the C15 to be worth its asking price, though. The regular model has a 15.5-inch 1366 x 768 display — on a 2016 VAIO laptop, yes — along with 4GB of RAM and an Intel Celeron 3215U processor. At 66,800 yen (about $641) for specs like that, you're...
