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On the high end, the Sony Vaio L Series has 24-inch screens and costs $1,300 to $2,000. We tested the most expensive model, which has a powerful quad-core processor and a Blu-ray drive. It also doubles as a TV, with inputs for an antenna, cable box or game console. It even comes with a remote. That makes it a true "all-in-one" device and a great pick for a dorm room, if you can afford it. Easiest to find online.
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