Testseek.com have collected 25 expert reviews of the Sony Vaio VPC-L11 Series and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sony Vaio VPC-L11 Series.
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25 Reviews
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Abstract: Pretty much since the mouse and keyboard were put into mainstream use people have been looking for alternative ways for input that would be more flexible, efficient or fun. As of yet they’ve all pretty much failed (head tracker anyone?) but perhaps th...
Abstract: The Sony Vaio L117FX is a good purchase if you really want one device to do it all for you. While it gives you a Blu-ray player, a TV tuner, solid performance, computing capabilities, a touch-screen, and more, its price is quite high when compared to others...
Blu-ray reader/writer, Beautiful 24-inch multi-touch display
No eSATA port for external hard drives, Pricey
Sony's new 24-inch all-in-one goes multi-touch for Windows 7, has strong performance, a Blu-ray reader/writer, and lots of ports. But it's not cheap. ...
Abstract: Sony's Vaio VPCL117FX/B matches the cheaper Gateway One ZX6810-01 in general performance, and both have a TV tuner. The Vaio is larger (a 24- versus a 23-inch multitouch screen) and includes a Blu-ray reader/writer. But the Gateway...
Abstract: Les PC tout-en-un à écran tactile ne sont plus le seul apanage de Hewlett Packard. Si le constructeur américain fut le premier sur le marché avec les TouchSmart première génération, Asus et son Eee PC Top, MSI avec le Wind NetOne ou, plus surprenant en...
Quad Core power. Touch Screen. Full 1080p display. HDMI input. Blu-ray burner (not just a reader). Minimized Bloatware. Unified media app for photos, music, and videos. Wireless keyboard and mouse. Sexy design.
Quite Expensive. Only 30-day trial subscription to Norton Internet Security. Media software not connected to social networking.
Sony excels with the Sony VAIO VPC-L117FX/B, its new quad-core powered touchscreen PC. It's a "better quality" choice if you're willing to spend the bucks, but you'd have to be an individual that's "really hard to please" to justify an alm...
Accurate and responsive Full HD touch screen, ships with Adobe Elements software, ready to use as soon as you pull it out of the box
Lacks eSATA, no expansion slot, needs a bigger hard drive, needs a dual digital TV tuner
Full HD touch-screen PCs may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but for those of you who want one, Sony’s L Series is a good option. Its screen is excellent, it’s easy to use and it ships with plenty of software so you can be up and running i...
