after Sony Ultrabook fun of her for the first time at CES, what happened next was a bit disappointing: it was announced for the European market ... with the latest generation of processors, Sandy Bridge. Now, however, the company is back with two good news: the 13 inch VAIO T13 went to the U.S. as well, and the latest service pack Intel Ivy Bridge, after all. (If it is expected that the T11 11-inch, it seems that is not marketed in the country.) As a reminder, the T13 is trendy in matt silver aluminum, has a 13-inch ( 1366 x 768) screen and weighs about 3.5 pounds, a bit heavy for a 13-inch Ultrabook. On the bright side, only 0.71 inches thick chassis hosts a healthy selection of ports including USB 3.0 and 2.0, HDMI, Ethernet, VGA and an SD slot. The equipment you will not find? A backlit keyboard.
Even more interesting is the cost: if you think Sony products also sit in the cache of the brand, the T series starts at $ 800, almost as low as prices fell to Ultrabook times. In the entry level, comes with a Core i5, 4 GB of RAM and a 500 GB hard disk drive with a 32 GB solid state to reduce startup time - fairly typical specification for the money . Willing to spend more? You can maximize with a Core i7 and SSD of 256 GB Expect to arrive in the month, and now, feel free to browse the glossy press photos below. 
Gallery: Sony VAIO T13
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