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Attribution and changes
Adapted from “Sony Vaio PCG-NV109M”. Links, layout and file names normalized; missing database fields restored; remote embeds replaced with links. Manufacturer manuals and separately credited photographs retain their original attribution.
| Name | Vaio PCG-NV109M |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Sony |
| Released | 2002/08 |
| Device type | misc |
| Recorder | Recorder |
| MDLP | Yes |
| NetMD | Yes |
| Hi-MD | Not recorded |
| Radio | Not recorded |
| Dimensions | Not recorded |
| Weight | Not recorded |
| ATRAC ver | Not recorded |
| Battery | Not recorded Not recorded |
| Battery notes | Not recorded |
| Sidecar (depr) | Not recorded |
| Voltage | Not recorded |
| Power cable | Not recorded |
| Price (launch) | Not recorded |
| Not recorded | |
| - | |
| Inputs | Not recorded |
| Outputs | Not recorded |
| Control | Not recorded |
Vaio PCG-NV109M
Sony has never been scared of being different. Although the VAIO PCG-NV109M looks like a bulky, desktop-equivalent notebook from the outside, it has more Sony trademarks than almost any portable we've seen – Memory Stick slot, Jog Dial, iLINK port, and even an internal MiniDisc drive. It also has a subwoofer, to give the audio a bit of extra kick.
Content adapted from: zdnet PCG-NV109M review
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Additional specifications and references
| Manual | User manual, other |
|---|---|
| Region | Japan |