Source: http://www.engadget.com/2009/02/18/corel-brings-instanton-technology-to-sonys-vaio-p/
Man, that first edition
VAIO P was
not the one to buy. Just a month after we saw the thing
unveiled at CES, we've already learned that a
Gobi-equipped version is on the way. Furthermore, Corel has just proclaimed that all future VAIO Ps will ship with its own InstantON technology to alleviate slow boot times associated with running Windows Vista on an Atom CPU. As with most
alternatives, Corel's version of the software enables users to surf the web, check email, chat online and play back photos, videos and music in seconds after turning on their machine, and it sounds like Corel has crafted a customized interface specifically for this
pocket-friendly(ish) PC. If this just made your decision to run out and snag a VAIO P, you can find the Corel-equipped version now in Japan and elsewhere later this month.
[Via
GadgetMix]
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