It"s official: Sony fears the Asus Eee PC. It worries the elfin notebook"s low price, low spec approach could cut the bottom out of the laptop business. "If [Asus" Eee PC] starts to do well, we are all in trouble," Mike Abary, a senior VP with Sony US" IT products operation, told Cnet.
"That"s just a race to the bottom... if mainstream buyers buy it then whoa..."
Abary"s fear is clear: let punters know they can do what that want to do computationally on a small, very cheap machine, they won"t want to pay out for expensive upgrades sporting the latest processor, graphics and screen technology.