Sony is giving the all-in-one PC concept the ‘ol college try with yet another series: the JS1. The 20.1-inch widescreen LCD should show off Vista’s eye candy or a Blu-ray disc nicely, while a Core 2 Duo, 3GB of memory and a 500GB hard drive provides the backbone for the PC. Sony really wants this all-in-one to provide entertainment while chilling on your Pottery Barn-style digs so the company threw in its Sound Reality signal processor that can handle all sorts of audio including recording, editing, and playback of SA-CDs. No word on pricing or availability, but chances are if this Sony all-in-one doesn’t hit your market, another similar one will.
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