VAIO

VAIO originally stood for "Visual Audio Intelligent Organizer" and refers to a brand of personal computers and laptops that was developed by Sony. Launched in 1996, VAIO was known for its sleek designs, high-quality displays, and advanced audio-visual capabilities, catering to creative professionals and multimedia users. In 2014, Sony sold the VAIO brand to a Japanese investment firm, and it now operates independently, continuing to produce stylish laptops with a focus on performance and aesthetics, appealing to both general consumers and professionals.