Sony VAIO PCV-RS320 Reviews

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Sony VAIO PCV-RS320

The silver faceplate framed by the soft edges of the cream-colored case, along with the matching keyboard and mouse, give the Sony VAIO PCV-RS320 a contemporary appearance, fit for any environment. The clean design includes plastic faceplates that hide...

New processor/chipset combo; DVD-RW drive; roomy 120MB hard disk; big software bundle.

Integrated graphics are far from ideal for DV-editing tasks; slow memory; weak two-piece speaker set.

Fine for light video editing, the Sony VAIO PCV-RS320 may frustrate videophiles with its integrated graphics and slow memory.

Aug, 2003

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Consumer review by: L. Savage (amazon.com)

Still going strong!

It's nearing the end of 2007, I've been using this thing every single day since it came out (2003?) and I only reboot it about once a week. Otherwise, it never turns off. All I've done to it is install a second hard drive, bumped the RAM up to 1GB, and...

Aug, 2007

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Consumer review by: A. D. Castro (amazon.com)

Great, Solid and overall complete

I'm a graphic artist who works with many applications open meanwhile listening to streaming music over a cable modem and this desktop doesn't even blink handling all that. The Hyperthreading technology is incredible while the Pentium 2.6 GHz just...

Aug, 2003

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Consumer review by: A. D. Castro (amazon.com)

Great, Solid and overall complete

I'm a graphic artist who works with many applications open meanwhile listening to streaming music over a cable modem and this desktop doesn't even blink handling all that. The Hyperthreading technology is incredible while the Pentium 2.6 GHz just...

Aug, 2003

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Consumer review by: nick125 (amazon.com)