Created using a special polycarbonate acrylic, the VAIO L's transparent bezel gives the impression that the unit is actually floating above the surface it rests on. No more separate tower, heavy monitor and unsightly cables of PCs past. This home computer is unmistakably new, and unmistakably VAIO.

With the slimmest body in a desktop PC to date, the VAIO L is a stylish space saver that easily goes on your kitchen counter, a bookshelf, or wherever you see fit. But don't let the sleek design fool you. This tiny frame still packs all the features you would expect in a VAIO.

The polycarbonate frame is not just pleasing to the eye, it also an important part of the machine's infrastructure. The outer frame and chassis are crafted as one unit, a unique design feature which makes the VAIO L's ultra-slim shape possible. Transparency, floating design, lightness and refinement - these are not just cosmetic considerations, but integral concepts on every level.

Light, slim, and transparent, the VAIO L body is remarkably beautiful. But don't confuse elegance with fragility. The special polycarbonate acrylic used in the frame is not only lighter, stronger, and more versatile than glass, it also provides ultimate safety with superior shatterproof strength.