Sony VAIO L, All in One PC with Multi Touch Screen
Sony has introduced its first PC all-in-one touchscreen, Sony VAIO L
The VAIO L provides specific elements supporting Windows 7 multi-touch to scroll and zoom the content without special software. Like Gateway and HP, Sony has its own personalized portal called Media Gallery that allows users to rely on touch controls for editing photos and video.
The VAIO L comes with a 24-inch screen, Dual Core Pentium 2.7GHz, 4GB of RAM, a 320GB hard drive and a DVD burner for storage. Bring G210M chipset integrated GeForce 3D and video decoding tasks HD.
The high-end models scale up to a Core 2 Quad 2.66 GHz, 6 GB RAM, 1 TB of disk space, a Blu-Ray and a GeForce GT 240M for better HD video decoding.
Those interested can already pre-order. Shipments will begin sometime in November. Price starts at $ 1,300
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