Sony Vaio VPC-L22 Series

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 9 expert reviews

Excellent:

2
Good:

3
Average:

1
Bad:

3

Pros:

The Sony Vaio L-Series 3D Edition offers a complete set of digital entertainment features.
Bright screen, Extended touchscreen areas, USB 3,0, HDMI-in and HDMI-out, Composite video A/V-in, Wireless everything.

Cons:

This system suffers from off-kilter pricing and subpar 3D image quality.
No HDTV tuner or Blu-ray, Less hard drive space than rivals, Criminally short 30-day Norton Internet Security subscription, External power brick, Inconveniently-located power and Ethernet jacks.

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Last revision on September 11, 2013

Reviewers Liked

The Sony Vaio L-Series 3D Edition offers a complete set of digital entertainment features
Bright screen, Extended touchscreen areas, USB 3,0, HDMI-in and HDMI-out, Composite video A/V-in, Wireless everything

Reviewers Didn't Like

This system suffers from off-kilter pricing and subpar 3D image quality
No HDTV tuner or Blu-ray, Less hard drive space than rivals, Criminally short 30-day Norton Internet Security subscription, External power brick, Inconveniently-located power and Ethernet jacks

Expert reviews and ratings

If you're looking for a powerful PC that offers plenty of performance and enough head-room to last you a few years before even thinking about upgrading, the Sony VAIO VPCL22V1E All-In-One is a great all-round package. Sony VAIO VPCL22V1E All-In-One...

By 5FWD on May 14, 2012

The L Series is an extremely capable all-round multimedia PC. Its range of AV features is impressive, as is Sony’s attention to detail with features such as the touch-screen controls. It’s rather costly though, and at this price it really...

By theregister.co.uk on May 09, 2012

There’s a lot to like about the VPC-L22Z1E. It’s a good all-rounder with a Blu-ray drive and impressive 3D performance, plus it makes a decent stab at gaming. The Vaio is also a smart looking, slim-line unit with some neat added features,...

By itreviews.com on March 19, 2012

The drastically overpriced 3D version of Sony's Vaio L-Series all-in-one is impossible to recommend due to more affordable competition that costs almost half as much for essentially the same...

By cnet on September 14, 2011

Sony has brought elegance to the Windows touchscreen experience in this Vaio, and equipped it with a powerful processor, good headroom, adequate storage and thoughtful Blu-ray backup and output options. For a hair under the three grand asking price,...

By Gadget Guy Australia on September 05, 2011

The Sony VAIO VPC-L222FX/B premium all-in-one desktop adds an innovative touch screen to the usual Sony consumer-electronics design. It has some power, plenty of innovation, and a sleek, glossy look. Sounds like a Sony to me....

By PC Mag on July 07, 2011

A stylish and powerful home-entertainment centre, the Sony Vaio includes a Blu-ray writer and a 3D touchscreen. Some useful software is bundled, and performance is fantastic for an all-in-one PC. However, it’s an expensive machine at £1,599, and we...

By PC Advisor on October 24, 2011

Este Sony Vaio de la serie L es el All in One más completo que hemos probado últimamente, y es que lo tiene prácticamente todo. El único impedimento, como cabía esperar, es el precio (1.800 euros), sensiblemente superior al del...

By pcactual.com on April 23, 2012

Le Vaio VPCL22Z1E est une machine multimédia polyvalente qui se distingue par la qualité de son écran, parfaitement adapté pour regarder vos Blu-ray 2D ou 3D. Son niveau d’équipement et ses performances sont...

By 01Net on January 06, 2012

Computadora recomendada para la casa; permite visualizar películas en alta definición en 3D o en 2D y da una rápida respuesta en las distintas...

By Parentesis on October 14, 2011

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