Beside all of their multimedia-oriented products, Sony also brought to CES 2011 a couple of very interesting computing solutions, one of the most attractive being, without a doubt, the company's VAIO L Series touchscreen AIO PC, that also doubles as a HDTV.
Without a doubt, the main selling point the desktop unit from Sony has in store is the 24-inch, Full HD multi-touch screen that also features Edge Access technology, which extends the touchable area of the screen to the LCD bezel, practically granting users access to more desktop space.
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Vaio L Series comes packed with an NTSC/ATSC TV Tuner, while also providing a Blu-ray unit and a Dolby Home Theater technology, practically turning this thing into a full-fledged multimedia center (albeit at a fairly small scale).
Anyway, beside its extensive line of multimedia features, the L series touchscreen AIO PC also offers a very interesting hardware configuration, available CPU options going up to 2.66GHz (Q8400S) Intel Core 2 Quad Processor, accompanied by up to 8GB of RAM memory, an NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M GPU with 1GB dedicated VRAM, s well as an up to 2 TB (5400rpm) hard disk drive.
The device also packs plenty of communication options, including Ethernet (RJ-45) and Gigabit Ethernet 10Base-T/100Base-TX/1000Base-T interfaces, IEEE 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi and integrated Stereo A2DP Bluetooth technology.
A Memory Stick PRO media slot and SD memory card slot have also been added to the mix.
The L Series AIO incorporates a webcam module powered by an Exmor image sensor for good performance even in low-light conditions, a built-in microphone, while also coming with a V-shape stand and a stylish wireless keyboard and wireless mouse.
According to Sony, their L Series Touchscreen AIO PC / HDTV Hybrid is already available for pre-order, pricing being set at $1200, which is not exactly a very small price, all things considered.
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