Sony VAIO UX handheld computer to be modded
The Sony VAIO UX is still something worth looking at three years since it was released, and this little computer that could has caught the imagination of at least someone from the enthusiast hardware hacker department who has actually managed to upgrade the UX’s original Intel Core 2 Solo U2200 1.2GHz processor to that of a far superior Intel Core 2 Duo U7700 1.33GHz processor. Not only that, it has also been overclocked to touch a whopping 1.438GHz, now how about that? It is interesting to see how fanboy interest is able to push a piece of hardware far beyond what it was originally intended to do, eh?
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