Vaio C15 series laptops launched in Japan

The customizable models come with either an Intel Core i3-5005U processor or a Celeron 3215U processor. The laptops will features a 1366×768 pixels 15.5-inch display and will run on 4GB RAM. C15 series laptops will be available with either a 500GB HDD or a 1TB Hybrid HDD. A customer can choose between three operating systems – Windows 10 Pro 64-bit, Windows 10 Home 64-bit, or Windows 7 Professional with Service Pack 1 64-bit.

Other features of the series include sub-woofer speakers, a DVD drive, one HDMI port along with USB 3.0 connectivity options. Vaio also gives an option to choose between a screen with anti-glare or a regular screen.

Vaio was initially a brand of Sony, which was introduced in 1996. The company sold 95 per cent of Vaio’s shares to an investment firm “Japan Industrial Partners” in 2014 with a goal to restructure itself and focus on mobile devices. Sony holds a 5 per cent stake in Vaio (which is not an independent company) that sells computers in markets like USA and Japan.