Sony VAIO VPC-L116FX/B 24-Inch Black All-in-One Desktop PC

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928fce814d4d353a6f4c183c9f4b9680 Sony VAIO VPC L116FX/B 24 Inch Black All in One Desktop PC

  • 2.66GHz Intel Core 2 Quad Q8400S Processor
  • 6GB Memory
  • 500GB Serial ATA Hard Drive, Blu-ray Drive
  • 24? Touchscreen LCD Display, TV Tuner
  • Genuine Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit)

Product Description / b> MedlinePlus No need to be bound by the mouse. Now you can access and interact with their favorite media touch screen Multi-Touch. Scroll to and open files, drag and drop the programs, navigate to your video latest movie house or zoom in and out the images. Sony VAIO L-Series All-In-One touch screen is fast, easy and fun for the whole family. Enjoy big screen entertainment in a thin and compact. Perfect for small rooms where space is limited. A unique design allows convenient storage circular keyboard below the screen while watching movies or listening to music. When not using the touch screen, interact with all of your media files from the comfort of your couch. Load up the Blu-ray Disc and watch t. . . more>>
Sony VAIO VPC-L116FX/B 24-Inch Black All-in-One Desktop PC

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Posted on April 22, 2010

5 Comments

  1. Mark K. Mcdonough says:
    April 22, 2010 at 5:59 am

    I was not even considering an all-in-one computer until I stumbled upon it in a Sony store retail (buy at Amazon, as had it and Sony are exhausted). It is powerful, attractive and easy to use. My only minor quibble is the mouse – a mouse tend to get pretty hard and I’m always pressing the right button by mistake. In addition, a perfectly rectangular mouse would make much more sense if people had their hands perfectly rectangular.

    But the bottom line, I spent almost 2G in a team and all I can think to complain about is the mouse. Not bad. I like the fact that there are no cables, I like the full-size keyboard, and I had the whole thing up and running in minutes. We bought two of these things to our office and everybody loves them. The touch screen is sorta neat too.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  2. Adam Moore says:
    April 22, 2010 at 7:25 am

    Background – I was always one of those “create your own computer types. I suspected the power and performance of a sacrifice in a single PC. After years of building my own, taking half the room and not executed as designed. I decided to buy a company and outside the platform.

    I’m very glad I bought this PC. Brilliant. I will not dwell too much on speculation, over whether to read it.

    The screen is impressive. It’s essentially a PC connected to an HD display, as you can provide an additional HDMI input not trust the software or operating system interaction. The touch screen is very soft and sensitive, though in truth that supersedes my main work PC / internet / PC bills so you do not use the touch functionality much. There is not much software as I would like to be well integrated. There are a few applications package, which are cool, but nothing ground breaking. If you have the money, this PC would be ideal for the kitchen, or common areas, sitting on the wall as an interactive screen with touch screen capabilities.

    That said – in terms of being a good PC – its great. Processing power is high, as is memory. I’m multitasking with about 15 applications at this time and not missing a beat. The audio quality is very good speakers. The keyboard and mouse are Bluetooth and orderly. In fact the whole system is extremely compact taking into account the size of the screen. If I told you it was a PC all I could be wrong was just a little screen.

    My point is that just because I have no outlet for the computer screen to connect an additional device. You have an HDMI input but no output, so it can not bind to different screens (not that you would have to) or send the signal to a large HDTV (this is what I wanted to do because I saved would purchase a blue ray player). I guess the limited options in subsequent updates on the line could also be seen as a disadvantage – you can not replace any of the items added to my knowledge. That said, I found all my other equipment, its never one thing that needs improvement, and when finished it costs about a new PC anyway. This team is a high-performance I think another 2-3 years, and have a practice of living up to 8 people.

    In short: very happy with the purchase, up and running in 10 minutes, it’s clean, compact and the screen is of very high quality. Touch is a prettier, but not enough to keep changing their habits yet written.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  3. Stephen A. Gregg says:
    April 22, 2010 at 9:52 am

    Beauty and functionality of display so far. My only complaint is the team comes with NO writing or backup CD’s that is. The answer is that “everything is on the hard disk and you need to do their own re-install disks. Penny and pound foolish, in my opinion, having been a loyal decade or more of the sponsors of Sony.
    Rating: 4 / 5

  4. P. Smith says:
    April 22, 2010 at 10:11 am

    I have this computer after a crash of my old machine. What a difference! No problems for its creation. I bought the Laplink software and was able to transfer all my stuff from the old computer to the Sony.
    The Sony is a beautiful machine that performs perfectly. I love it.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  5. G. Davis says:
    April 22, 2010 at 12:12 pm

    Purchased this unit and received it very quickly. September up and began to enjoy the wonderful touch screen capabilities in a matter of minutes. This PC allows me to use it for cable tv, playing ps3, and surfing the internet. So far, this product is the most impressive of all in one I’ve found. If you’re in the market for an all in one PC, this is the one for you, if t does not have the slightly higher price.
    Rating: 5 / 5

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