Mah, he seems to conflate the Vaio P (unnamed, just used as a illustration) with "smartbooks". This while the Vaio P was a netbook (Windows, Intel Atom) rather

Mah, he seems to conflate the Vaio P (unnamed, just used as a illustration) with "smartbooks". This while the Vaio P was a netbook (Windows, Intel Atom) rather than a smartbook (Android/Linux, ARM variants). Frankly the only thing that seems to hold the smartbook category together is the use of mobile tech (iirc, the Toshiba AC100 even had a notification light for texts etc). The blog posting seems like someone firmly hung up on Apple and wanting a smaller macbook, rather than a proper illustration of what the rest of the market has to offer.