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Sony Vaio LT19U : Sony Unleashes Possible iMac Killer

Posted on 2007-08-27 09:01:00  |  by: D.R  |  Comments 8 Comments
Category:  PC   |  Tags: SONY, VAIO, LT19U

Sony Unleashes Possible iMac Killer

Apple's new iMac may be the king of the all-in-one hill, but the new Sony VAIO LT19U may have something to say about that.

The $2,899 model sports a Blu-ray burner, a pull-out sled for adding another hard drive and a VESA-standard wall mount input. Besides that, it offers an external ATI Digital Cable Tuner.

For a full list of specs, check it out below.



* 22-inch widescreen LCD (1,680x1,050)
* 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 Web cam
* 3 watt stereo speakers, and built in 5 watt subwoofer
* various USB, Ethernet, removable media, and audio ports

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Posted on Mon Aug 27, 06:32 by hangon
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how can something running windows be described as an imac killer????????

come on guys...apple hardware is great but macosx is the real reason of their success.



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Posted on Mon Aug 27, 06:53 by pif, Melbourne, Australia
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A large part of my job is servicing macs/supporting mac users and I can safely say the majority of people that buy iMacs wouldn't even know what OSX is, they buy them because of the Apple brand, because they're all-in-one and because they're well priced.



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Posted on Mon Aug 27, 11:53 by Steven, Student/Podcaster, San Francisco, CA
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Sony shows off yet another looker. I try not to buy Sony products too often due to their exorbitant prices but when you see electronics like this, it's hard to resist!



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Posted on Mon Aug 27, 11:56 by 3den, Japan
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what is apple macosx so gud about?



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Posted on Tue Aug 28, 01:10 by Wiinet
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once you try OSX, you will know the difference. It doesnt go nuts and crashes like windows.

as for imac killer, it will never happen unless sony uses osx. spec wise, it kills a imac, but stability wise, its on the other side



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Posted on Tue Aug 28, 08:24 by macandwin
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I agree with one of the posters. Majority of Mac sales are most definitely nothing to do with the O/S, hell, I doubt many buyers know what an O/S is! Purely out of reputation and because of Apple's advertising campaign to make their products look 'cool'...



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Posted on Tue Aug 28, 09:20 by Andrew
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Sure people might like Macs initially because they look good and are marketed well but you can be sure they'll notice the difference if next upgrade they had to use Windows. This is from experience, my sis and a number of older (about 45 years old) friends who are by no means technical.



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Posted on Wed Aug 29, 04:54 by ktep, freelancer
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Speaking of O/S, I think it all comes down to what you want to do with a computer. I think OSX is great for people who are artists and need stability and shortcuts for everything. It's also good for low end users. I mean i would never make my mac as a HTPC or really use it to play games, I'm sure we all can agree that it's one of their weaker, but not damaging, points.

This pc from sony seems to be aimed at a multimedia experience user which windows is known to handle better, aka I can watch more stuff on it. Also it includes blu-ray. By looks I want it, but price-wise I would never buy this.



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