We saw it when speaking of the Gateway One ZX: manufacturers are upgrading their computers to incorporate them all in one touch screens and take the next exit Windows 7 to market and its specific functions for this field.
Since today is a day of presentations from Sony, the Japanese giant has also demonstrated its new generation of Sony VAIO L Series, which comes with large screens and multi-touch, ideal for playback of multimedia content in HD without using keyboard or mouse.
The Sony VAIO L Series feature a 24-inch display with resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, and we will incorporate optionally a Blu-ray optical drive, either to enjoy content in this format or to save our own videos .
The multimedia section is the one that has been careful in this range of computers, which offer integrated speakers with a power of 5.5 watts per channel and S Master digital amplifier. Moreover, the applications included focus on this aspect, offering a music player, display videos and photos or VAIO Movie Story, a video editor.
All controlled with the fingers, but if you prefer a keyboard, one cordless has a hotkey to the Media Gallery. In addition, the Sony VAIO L Series not only will serve as the computer, but as a monitor through an HDMI input.
Specifications vary depending on the model chosen, and their price, but we can find an Intel Core 2 Quad, Nvidia GeForce graphics card, Wi-Fi 802.11no compatible with a wireless controller. Prices start at 1300 dollars and will be on sale from 22 October.
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