From gizmodo.com:

Sony must’ve decided its Vaio Type U we showed you a couple of months ago would less lame with more than a measly 16GB flash drive. So what do you know, the Japanese giant has upped the size of the hard drive to 32GB, and given us a gig of RAM to boot instead of that puny 512MB it started with.

Maybe this UMPC platform isn’t so bad after all, especially when there’s a keyboard sliding out the bottom. We’re still having trouble with the price: $1800. – Charlie White

Source:
http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/portable-media/sony-vaio-type-u-now-32gb-flashier-203291.php

-Concura

From: engadget

Sony’s Vaio UX, now with 32GB of Solid State Disk

Posted Sep 26th 2006 9:33AM by Thomas Ricker
Filed under: Handhelds, Storage
Sony continues kickin’ out the updates on the VAIO UX lineup with a new 32GB Solid State Disk option for those tempted to drop Yen in Japan. And tempted they will be since the larger capacity SSD brings sufficient capacity for XP and MS Office without the heat and vibration associated with the current 40GB hard disk. What’s more, that SSD smokes the HDD’s read/write times while extending battery life, dropping the weight, and cutting OS boot and sleep recovery times by half in the process. You’ll pay for the privilege though with the 16GB SSD option already demanding a pricey Â¥60,000 premium (about $515) which should bump the take-home price to right around 3 grand. Still if given the choice between this and the $2,663 Q1-SSD with that same 32GB SSD and OS, well, we’d probably take our chances on the UX dontchathink?

Source:
http://www.engadget.com/2006/09/26/sonys-vaio-ux-now-with-32gb-of-solid-state-disk/

-Concura

So it’s out. Dynamism, conics etc are all now selling the sweet ride 1GB ram and 32GB flash drive.