The Sony All-In-One is certainly the appearance backs to the wall. Even on the big screen than Apple, Sony looks good, looks solid and seems well made. I like the look with the glossy black frame and the aluminum support. The front panel has a few simple surgical lights to let you know that your using wireless, the HD is accessed and, of course, that the power is turned on. The speed is great, because I have to make a difference from my old HP 2 years all-in-one noticed. The display is great for size and resolution. I lowered the brightness dramatically for the long-term use as the default setting is a bit 'brighter. The only two drawbacks I've found that the keyboard seems a bit 'like a toy. The feeling is a bit 'cheap. And the mouse seems a bit 'cramped. The left mouse button must be made robust to ensure that input is accepted. Both can be replaced with Logitech, but to save money, Sony has cut the cost of the input device. Yes, the price is quite high, but compared to Lenovo, the specs are almost identical, but the Sony iLink, many of my film cameras from Sony. The sound quality is above average and has a depth slightly, for editing and listening to music in the background, will be sufficient. I probably will not use the touch screen, but it is a nice feature to fix software with on-screen buttons. Overall, selling the looks, the Sony, if you have a computer workstation that does not particularly want a box with wires. It has the high-tech performance with top-shelf features that make it yourself.
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