If your notebook is your main computer-one that needs to work as well in hotel rooms as it does in the office-you need a system that has the horsepower of a desktop machine, but can travel with you.

Forget the iMac, HP Touchsmart, Gateway or Dell XPS "One", we've got a powerhouse all-in-one multimedia PC from Sony; it might not have a catchy name but it sure means business. The Sony VAIO Sony VGC ...

Sony is merging the television and the personal computer in its latest Vaio desktop. At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas on Thursday, the electronics giant unveiled the Vaio V TV PC, an ...

Combining the power of a PC with a quality LCD and stylish design, Sony today unveiled the new VAIO LS1 TV/PC Combo. Sleek, yet highly-functional, this new device compliments any room in the house ...

"Touch me, touch me" sang 80s legend Samantha Fox, "I want to feel your body," and while the intentions of Sony's new VAIO L Series of touchscreen desktops may be different, the sentiment is just the ...

It is perhaps the least glamorous part of the desktop system – the optical drive. In recent times the growing trend among PC enthusiasts has been to scrap it altogether, since games can be downloaded, ...

Dan Ackerman leads CNET's coverage of computers and gaming hardware. A New York native and former radio DJ, he's also a regular TV talking head and the author of "The Tetris Effect" ...

Fusing powerful PC performance with a stylish LCD, Sony today introduced a striking new high-definition PC/TV model. Featuring a floating glass design, the VAIO LT HD PC/TV serves as a computer ...

Sony Electronics bumped up the high-end features in its Vaio notebook line, betting that jazzed-up multimedia and wireless will draw buyers and help revive its flagging PC fortunes. The consumer ...

Why the heck is a new notebook debuting at some swanky event celebrating BD-Live? Sony’s message: Blu-ray is everywhere–and they want to make sure you can get players for cheap (well, as cheap as BD ...

This business-oriented Ultrabook has a dim screen and a quiet headphone jack–not ideal for on-the-go users. It’s interesting that Sony describes the VAIO SVT13114GXS as an Ultrabook that’s designed to ...

Sony is finally taking on its crapware problem. For the past two months, I’ve been using an astonishingly light and agile Sony VAIO notebook and loving every minute of it. The best part of all was ...