Sony's press release revealed that the VAIO LT HD PC/TV will be available in different configurations which will include a standard and HD model. According to Sony, the unit can be used as a TV or computer and the A/V power button allows the user to turn off the TV function without waiting for the PC to boot up or shut down.
The VAIO LT HD PC/TV has large LCD with a floating glass design and features a Blu-ray Disc optical drive. According to Sony, the Blu-ray Disc optical drive is only available for the VGC-LT19U model. Sony further stated that the LCD measures 22", has XBRITE-HiColor technology and VESA compatible which allows for the monitor to be mounted on the wall or a desk. The VAIO LT VGC-LT19U model also allows for Blu-ray recording. A standard Blu-ray Disc media can store up to 50 GB of home movies, music and digital photos.
Mike Abary, senior vice president of Sony Electronics' VAIO product marketing division, stated in Sony's press release that, "the LT model has everything you need- it's a PC and HDTV set in one breathtaking device. It's the ultimate showstopper for media lovers who appreciate high-def performance and cutting-edge technology in a saving space design."
Other features and specifications of the VAIO LT HD PC/TV include: Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 2 GB RAM, built-in 1.3 mega pixel camera, microphone, cable TV Tuner, built-in 802.11 wireless LAN, and comes preloaded with Windows Vista Ultimate edition on the VGC-LT19U model and Windows Vista Home Premium edition on standard models. The VAIO LT HD PC/TV comes with a wireless mouse and wireless keyboard with a fold-up palm rest.
According to Sony, the Windows Vista Ultimate edition will include the Media Center functionality that will allow users to use the VAIO LT as a cable set top box with DVR to enable users to record their favorite TV shows.
The VAIO LT HD PC/TV series will be available at Sony Style stores beginning October and will cost $1,900 for the standard model while the LT HD model with Blu-ray Disc optical drive will cost $2,900.
SOURCE:
Sony Press Release, Sony Unveils First All-In-One High-Def PC/TV with Blu-Ray Disc Technology. PRnewswire.com. URL: (http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=ind_focus.story&STORY=/www/story/08-27-2007/0004651697&EDATE=MON+Aug+27+2007,+08:00+AM)
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Post a CommentGood article. However, there are way too many options for consumers. It seems that manufacturers will not stop creating new device that makes consumers think that what they alreayd have is old. High Definition is not that special. There is no need to pay hundreds of extra dollars to watch Grey's Anatomy or Heroes or find something stupid on Youtube. It's only TV and the internet. Many sports fans may argue that the quality of sports games are better in High Definition, but until I get Michael Vick's paycheck, High Definition will be nothing special to me. Aside from that, this is an interesting news article. The PC/TV combination may be a fun device for many people.