Sony Vaio VPC-L117FX

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Pros:

Solid components; multimedia-centric features; Blu-ray combo drive also burns Blu-ray discs
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.

Cons:

Pricey; fairly bland design
Quite Expensive. Only 30-day trial subscription to Norton Internet Security. Media software not connected to social networking.

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Last revision on April 7, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Solid components; multimedia-centric features; Blu-ray combo drive also burns Blu-ray discs
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

Reviewers Didn't Like

Pricey; fairly bland design
Quite Expensive. Only 30-day trial subscription to Norton Internet Security. Media software not connected to social networking

Expert reviews and ratings

Sony packs lots of features and capable components into this high-end all-in-one, but the two-kilobuck price will deter many....

By Computer Shopper on March 01, 2010

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...

By PC Mag on December 16, 2009

The Sony Vaio L117FX is a good purchase if you really want one device to do it all for you. While it gives you a Blu-ray player, a TV tuner, solid performance, computing capabilities, a touch-screen, and more, its price is quite high when compared to...

By Dev Hardware on February 08, 2010

Sony's Vaio VPCL117FX/B matches the cheaper Gateway One ZX6810-01 in general performance, and both have a TV tuner. The Vaio is larger (a 24- versus a 23-inch multitouch screen) and includes a Blu-ray reader/writer. But the...

By InfoWorld on January 09, 2010

Had Apple not introduced a for $1,699, we'd have fewer reservations about Sony asking $1,999 for its new 24-inch Vaio L117FX. Yes, HP's expanded on some of Sony's innovations from its previous generation all-in-ones. Sony also doesn't...

By cnet on November 13, 2009