The tiny Sony VAIO VGN-P530H Lifestyle PC is priced at $800 and, despite low storage, comes with some cool features. Specifically, a 3G Mobile Broadband option for on-the-go internet. And a GPS.

Weight Sony has created the lightest mini notebook on the market at 1.4 pounds.

Storage Only a 60 GB hard drive, but it transfers files with the ease of a flash drive.

Memory It comes with 2 GB of RAM.

Processor An Intel 1.44 Ghz Processor with a front side bus of 533 MHz and a 512 KB L2 cache to store extra data temporarily.

DVD/CD Drive Of course there isn’t one, but it has 2 USB ports for external drive usage.

Connectivity It comes with:

* An integrated 54g wireless LAN that’s compatible with 802.11b/g/n networks * 2 USB 2.0 ports * A Memory Stick Duo Slot * A SD Card slot (with MMC compatibility) * 1 VGA monitor port * 1 I/O port * Headphone jack

Screen, AV An 8 inch screen has 1600 x 768 high definition resolution.

Battery A surprisingly low 4 hours of battery life.

Warranty 1 year limited warranty and 1 year of great technical support.

Pros The weight. 1.4 lbs. is the lightest on the market. 2 GB of RAM is rarely standard on mini notebooks. The design. Very sleek, and as thin as a cell phone. An option to use 3G broadband. Great for on-the-go video or GPS capability.

Cons The storage. 60 GB tells you that Sony isn’t looking to hit any demographic who cares about the computer’s insides. The price. If you can afford it, it’s not a bad buy, but something tells us the next model will be much better, if you can hold out a little while. Battery life. Nearly the same as a regular laptop, 4 hours is hardly good enough for a mini notebook.