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Sony VAIO L117FX
$2,000.00
Released November, 2009
The Pros:Large 24" 1080p capable multitouch touchscreen display. HDMI input for use as a TV with external devices. Powerful - Intel Core 2 Quad (quad core processor), dedicated Nvidia graphics, large drive capacity, 6GB of RAM.
The Cons:Somewhat boxy looking - not as sleek as the iMac. No HDMI output. All-in-one design makes self-service, upgrading or reusing major components impossible.
The Sony VAIO L117FX is an all-in-one 24” multi-touch computer system featuring an Intel Core 2 Quad Q8400S processor, 6GB of DDR2 SDRAM, and a 1TB SATA hard-disc drive. It comes pre-installed with the Windows 7 operating system and is fully touch-capable, although this feature isn’t necessarily too useful for users who employ the system as a traditional desktop.
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Included are USB, Firewire, and Ethernet ports, not to mention a high-powered GeForce graphics card with 1GB of RAM. Signature to the L117FX is that it includes a built-in TV tuner for receiving digital TV and over-the-air HD signals (antenna required), as well as an independent HDMI input for connecting to a compatible HDMI-enabled device like a cable/satellite set-top box or PS3 gaming console.
Features
- 24” Multi-Touch System
- Windows 7
- Intel Core 2 Quad
- DDR2 RAM
- SATA HDD
- GeForce Graphics
- TV Tuner
- HDMI
Specifications
- OS: Windows 7
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad Q8400S (2.66GHz)
- Memory: 6GB DDR2 SDRAM (Up to 12GB)
- HDD: 1TB SATA
- Graphics: Nvidia GeForce G240M (1GB)
- Audio: 5.5W Stereo Speakers
- Ethernet: 10/100/1000
- Interface: USB, FireWire/i.LINK, HDMI, S/PDIF
- Tuner: ATSC/NTSC
- Optical: Blu-Ray Burner
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large 24" 1080p capable multitouch touchscreen display
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HDMI input for use as a TV with external devices
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powerful - Intel Core 2 Quad (quad core processor), dedicated Nvidia graphics, large drive capacity, 6GB of RAM
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space saving all-in-one design
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somewhat boxy looking - not as sleek as the iMac
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all-in-one design makes self-service, upgrading or reusing major components impossible
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touchscreen interface on the standard desktop monitor configuration is strenuous on the arms
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high price for the majority of consumers
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