Sony on Wednesday announced three new all-in-one PCs, the 20-inch Vaio JS, the 24-inch Vaio LS, and the 25.5-inch Vaio RT.

We found lots to like with the 20-inch Sony Vaio JS.

The Vaio JS (read our review of the Vaio JS190J; the system earned itself an Editors' Choice award) starts at $1,000 and boasts a simple, sparse design. A silver (or a black or a pink) bezel with rounded corners surrounds the 20.1-inch screen, which features a 1,680x1,050 resolution. Above the display is a Webcam and below is a speaker bar. Inside, the Vaio JS uses a 3.0GHz Core 2 Duo E8400 processor, 4GB of 800MHz memory, integrated Intel GMA 4500HD graphics, and a 500GB hard drive. A DVD burner comes standard; a Blu-ray drive is an upgrade option.

Middle child: the 24-inch Sony Vaio LS.

The Vaio LS features what Sony calls a "floating mirror" design, similar to what we saw with the Vaio LT19U last year. Its 24-inch display features a 1,920x1,200 resolution. Blu-ray drives and rewriteable drives are available, and up to a 1TB hard drive is offered. An HDMI input lets you connect the PC to your cable box to act as a DVR, as well as to PS3 or Xbox 360 consoles. Pricing starts at $1,600 for Vaio LS models.