Sony VAIO VGC-LT1S

CableCard tuner. Larger widescreen display. All-in-one chassis. Looks like an HDTV. Blu-ray drive. Vista Ultimate. Available with an internal NTSC/ATSC tuner. Upgradable drive bay

Obscene amount of bloatware. CableCard tuner is external. No pointing device on the keyboard. Mouse has no Back button

In its VAIO VGC-LT19U, Sony has improved the PC that's disguised as an HDTV, and it's a major improvement. This is the one to get if you want a PC built into an HDTV set.

Beautiful display, Blu-ray writer an option

Expensive

Extremely stylish, even beautiful all-in-one solution for those who want a low wires, low maintenance answer for their everyday computing needs. Lots of features for a price not found in the big box stores (if bought from Newegg). The screen is large...

No standard PC video out (not a huge con), lots of crapware pre-installed (annoying to have to uninstall it all but not too hard to get done)

Outstanding in every detail

None

Very stylish design. Beautiful large screen. A must were performance and looks/spaces saving design are high requirements.

limited expandability options

love it

none

This is the greatest idea since sliced bread. It does everything and does everything well. It is a great addition to our home as we put it in the kitchen and provides easy access for email, internet searches for studying, television, video recording of...

A little more expensive than I would have preferred but with all new ideas, you probably pay more to have the latest and greatest.

Excellent system with such an easy setup. No towers or other equipment to worry about. I had an existing printer and it was just a matter of plugging in via USB and the VAIO recognized and installed. Same for our existing DSL!

No negatives other than a first time computer owner may be a little intimidated with no detailed manual on initial startup.

Great design, big screen, fantastic screen resolution

Windows Vista Filled with "crapware" software offers