As an adrenaline junkie and a lover of productivity, I am always on the lookout for the latest and greatest in technology. So when I heard that Sony is making a comeback in the laptop market, I was pumped.
But what really got my blood boiling was Sony’s target: the professional segment who have been loyal to MacBook Pro since 2014. And let me tell you, Sony is not messing around. They are aiming to give Apple a run for their money.
We all know that MacBook Pro was the laptop to beat in 2014. It had everything a professional needed – high-quality hardware, impressive battery life, a powerful CPU, and a trackpad that made life so much easier. And for all of that, people were willing to pay a premium price.
But here’s the kicker – the price has only gone up since then. And while MacBook Pro still holds its name as the industry standard, professional users are not as content with the lack of ports and the limitations on peripherals.
And that’s where Sony is making their move. The new VAIO will be in the same price range as MacBook Pro was in 2015 but with even better specs. The focus will be on battery life, CPU performance, and a trackpad that could give Apple a run for their money.
And let’s talk about those pesky ports. Sony is taking a stand against Apple’s “woke” decision to remove them. Because let’s be real, who wants to carry around a bag full of dongles and adapters just to connect their devices?
But Sony’s VAIO not only promises to bring back the beloved ports but also offer something more – a seamless integration of hardware and software. Something that Apple used to pride themselves on.
So to all my fellow adrenaline-fueled professionals out there, get ready to say goodbye to your MacBook Pro and hello to the new and improved VAIO.
