Sony will release a deformed notebook

Sony's ultra-lightweight VAIO Pro ultrabook has been welcomed by many users. According to foreign media reports, Sony is likely to add another new member to the VAIO series at the IFA 2013 show that will open next month, a uniquely designed deformed hybrid notebook.

In Sony's latest IFA 2013 show trailer, by folding a piece of white paper, four different forms of product appeared, and it seems that the upcoming release of the new product will break the traditional notebook form.

Some of these patterns are similar to Lenovo's IdeaPad Yoga variant, which can fold the notebook back into a tablet form to hide the keyboard and allow it to be used by users. Some of them are like Sony's Tablet P dual-screen folding tablet. Divide the size of an ordinary laptop screen into two parts of a wider screen.

At the end of the trailer, Sony gave a message saying “It all begins with one line” and the logos of Sony and VAIO series, which further proved that the product will be designed with “straight line” and belongs to the VAIO notebook series.

Sony has launched the sliding VAIO Duo 11 notebook at last year's IFA. According to the trailer, Sony's notebook is expected to be more versatile than the VAIO Duo 11. However, whether this design can make people's eyes shine and get users' welcome, it still needs to be officially announced.