For starters, the company will be showcasing its Wind U115 and U120 netbooks for the first time in the public eye at CES, and those oh-so-intriguing NetOn all-in-one machines we spotted overseas will also be making their US debut.

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But with higher-than-average pricing, fewer desktop options (Vaio recently switched to an all-in-one design, just like the iMac), lackluster market penetration, and a weak presence at retail, Vaio machines have yet to take off.

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