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Sony Vaio VPC-L22Z1e : Sony has more than a passing interest in both 3D and Blu-ray. It makes sense that both are centrepiece technologies for its flagship all-in-one PC. Price from: £1,599 |
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Reviews
Vaio decimated its rivals in our gaming tests, where it achieved 125fps in Stalker: Call of Pripyat (‘Ultra’ settings). The closest competition scored only 26fps in the same test. Importantly, the Sony is also able to deliver a reasonable framerate when operating under the extra strain of 3D mode.
Stylish touch screen desktop with Full HD 3D screen, powerful graphics and 1TB storage.
The Design
The 24in glossy display offers strong blacks, bright, vivid colours and crisp text. It works very well in 3D mode when paired with the supplied glasses; unlike the Asus, 3D is fully integrated to this all-in-one. 60.8cm (W) x 18.7cm (D) x 42.9cm (H) - Weight 12.0kg
Engine Room
The Vaio has enough computing performance to make the most of both, with the best specifications in our group. It’s based around a second-generation Core i7-2670QM quad-core processor, which runs at 2.2GHz as standard but climbs to 3.1GHz with Turbo Boost enabled
Connectivity
The PC included webcam delivers a clear HD picture. You get three USB 3.0 ports for attaching the latest high-speed peripherals and a combo DVD/Blu-ray burner. The PC comes with SD/SDHC/SDXC/MS Duo card reader, 2x USB 3.0
3x USB 2.0.
Storage
There’s also 8GB of system memory, a 1TB hard drive and an nVidia GT540M graphics card, with 1GB of video memory.
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Battery Life
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