Although the computer of the moment is certainly the new iMac, that isn’t stopping Sony from giving it’s own all-in-one computer a small but noticeable update. This all-in-one PC/Monitor is quite expensive compared to the new iMacs, costing a hefty $2,899, it also includes better specifications:
- 22-inch widescreen LCD (1,680×1,050)
- 2.2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo T7500 CPU
- 2GB 667MHz DDR2 SDRAM
- 500GB 7,200-rpm hard drive
- 256MB Nvidia GeForce 8400 GT graphics chip
- Windows Vista Ultimate
- 802.11n wireless networking
- Built-in ATSC and NTSC TV tuner
- Built-in 1.3-megapixel Webcam
- 3-watt stereo speakers, and built in 5-watt subwoofer
- Various USB, Ethernet, removable media and audio ports
Besides those features above, it also comes with a Blu-Ray burner. But still I don’t think that the price is justifiable. There will also be a slightly weaker model, with a normal DVD burner at $1,899. But given that Apple’s offer is better looking, and more affordable, will this product really succeed?
It’s about time for Sony to learn that people won’t pay a premium price for their products anymore.
I’m sure this would sell if this had an Apple logo
It’s no secret that the Imac is better than the new Sony Vaio. Why even come out with it… cuz it’s sony?
I was very interested in the new LT19U but as I continue to do the research I’m not so sure if I’m still going to but it. If I do I’m getting the other model (with out Blu-ray)
I really just don’t like the way Mac’s operate.
[...] their last month’s answer to the redesigned iMac, Sony has decided to update what is one of their most successful Vaio lines [...]