The Sony Xperia L is a mid to low range Android smartphone that packs an impressive camera, but it is not without its issues Aimed at those whose bank balance can't stretch to the hulking great Z, but ...

Sony has added another all-in-one PC to its lineup with the launch of the Sony Vaio L Series, and it features a 24-inch 3D multi-touch LCD display with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. This new ...

Occupying the bottom rung of Sony's current Xperia line of smartphones, the $299 Xperia L has attractive styling for an entry-level handset. The device also packs a colorful 4.3-inch screen, dual-core ...

A more affordable addition to the Sony L Series of All-in-One desktops, the Vaio L Series VPCL137FX/R ($1,349.99 list) sports the same full touch 24-inch LCD screen as the L Series VPCL138FX/B ($1,999 ...

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Keeping up with the all-in-one PC/multimedia package, Sony announced on Wednesday the latest upgrade to its popular line of touchscreen all-in-one VAIO PCs: the Sony VAIO L Series Touch HD PC/TV.

The Sony Xperia L has a precision engineered feature mix, making it a true successor to last year's Xperia U. It covers all bases, compromising only on stuff that isn't essential to the user ...

February 16, 2007 Presenting the iconic VAIO L series, a revolutionary new all-in-one PC concept from Sony. As much a design showcase as it is a functional unit, the L series has transformed a ...

There are a lot of mid-range phones out there, and most of them are fairly average looking. Yes, they work and they don’t look awful, but they aren’t particularly eye catching, either. Enter the Sony ...

The new Sony VAIO L Series Touch HD All-in-One Desktop PC/TV features a stunning 24-inch (diagonal) multi-touch screen enabling intuitive touch access to the internet, TV, Blu-ray Disc movies and more ...

Sony's ticking along nicely and it's almost hard to believe this is only its second season on its own. Having finally made their presence felt in the premium end, the Japanese are showing enviable ...