[Manic!]

Finally someone is making computers without all the bloatware.

Vizio reboots the PC - YouTube

[b0unce. [?]]

I've seen the Vizio TV's in the American Walmart's, they are pretty solid. However, i'd have to see the specs on these laptops/pc's before I consider picking one up.

[!MiKrofT]

Looks pretty sleek.

[twitchyzero]

i think these can actually sell well...smart of them to team up with walmart.

[SiRV]

is it just me or does it seem like the concept of their laptop/all-in-one is taken from apple..?

[DanHibiki]

is it just me or does it seem like the concept of their laptop/all-in-one is taken from apple..?

because apple never stole any ideas before...


Also, all-in-ones aren't only seen by apple computers.

[Jmac]

Their laptops look very similar to HP's dm series

[SiRV]

Actually I was mainly commenting on their sleek look design (no blinking lights etc.) & then wanting to redo the traditional track pad

[Manic!]

Just saw some specs here: Vizio details its first laptops: two thin-and-lights and a mainstream 15-incher, on pre-order for $898 and up -- Engadget (http://www.engadget.com/2012/06/14/vizio-first-laptops/#disqus_thread)

I don't know if the laptops come with Widi but it would be awesome if it did and the TV's had the receiver built in.

[belaud]

I'm not very impressed... with a slim design like that, the specs are very limited, they would end up overheating like the iMacs that arent cleaned every month.

[BossFrancis]

I thought the price would be lower. I would rather buy a $300 laptop from Best Buy and have money left over for something else.

[JesseBlue]

I'm not very impressed... with a slim design like that, the specs are very limited, they would end up overheating like the iMacs that arent cleaned every month.

kind of a dumb thing to say about being slim and specs are limited....technology changes so quickly that you might say that several years ago but not anymore...

[Narayan]

I'm actually very interested in picking one of these up... Didnt know dick about the company prior to the Verge Video and article and I'm glad I clicked.

Thanks poster.