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Sony VAIO XL1 Digital Living System Review
The good: Slick, inventive design; dual-core CPU; HDMI output.
The bad: Has trouble ripping large numbers of discs; lacks common PC A/V ports; small hard drive; no mouse included.
The bottom line: The Sony VAIO XL1 DLS breaks some new ground for the living-room PC, but the wonky 200-disc changer hurts its overall appeal.
Sony VAIO XL1 Digital Living System Specs
Manufacturer: Sony
Part number: VGXXL1
- Product Specifications
- Product Basic Spec
