Sony VAIO VPC-L117FX/B

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 almost $500...

I bought one of these desktops with lots of expectation and enthusiasm. I bought the version with bronze holder/base priced $1,999 implying the best available of the kind among Sony products in the touch screen market. Unfortunately, from the get go it...

Adequate Storage","All the Best","Easy To Setup","Easy To Use","Fast","Great Software Bundle","Quality Accessories","Reliable Performance","Sleek Design

Easy to Use","Poor Accessories

Adequate Storage","Quality Accessories","Reliable Performance","Sleek Design

Hard To Setup","Slow

This PC was purchased because PC World rated it the top of the line for an all-in-one. It was out of stock when I initially tried to purchase it. After a month or so of waiting it finally arrive and it is well worth the wait. The 24 inch screen is just...

Sony All-in-One...understand this model is out of stock and will not be available again until late February. Too bad...because it is an impressive machine. May seem a little high for $2,000...but for top of line processor, one terabyte of storage,...

Pros-The picture quality is great and the computer works well. I really like the reduced foot print and reduced exposed wires. The keyboard and mouse work very well also. Cons-There was a very limited amount of instructions that has caused me some...