Sony VAIO RC310G

Speedy dual-core processor. Decent 3D performance. Wireless keyboard and mouse. Blu-ray optical drive

Blu-ray media is expensive. Also, burning discs takes a long time, and there are few Blu-ray players out there to view your videos

The Sony VAIO VGC-RC310G, the first Blu-ray-equipped PC to land in our labs, is a forward-looking system for the home video enthusiast, but it has some quirks.

It didnt work as it promise, wasnt compatible with my monitor either, called Sony and they werent helpful, had to eturned it

Lousy Customer service - I'll never buy a Sony again ... the machine was built for Vista - and then when installed it killed the machine and then it wasn't supported by Sony. - Nice eh?

I have worked and tested this product the past nine months. It was bought in May 2007. The computer, at that time, was offered in a very good price. It came with a blue-ray drive that, alone, still worths more than 400 dollars. It has a pretty good...

System or Application Recovery Disks are not provided with this PC. What this means is that you are placing you data (your life's work) in the hands of SONY's Recovery software that is hardware dependent. Sony has a habit of not providing...

Um, there is no VGA input. Sorry, but it's DVI all the way. At the moment I'm pulling my hair out trying to discover if there's any way to connect a VGA display. Bought a DVI-VGA adapter but no luck - there seems to be something about DVI-I and DVI-D...

HAS EVERYTHING YOU COULD POSSIBLY ASK FOR. LOTS OF USB SLOTS AND A COUPLE FIREWIRE SLOTS. READS ALL TYPES OF MEMORY CARDS. BLUE RAY IS OUTSTANDING.. MUST BUY

NONE WHATS SO EVER