The Dell Inspiron One 20 Touch entry-level all-in-one desktop is attractively priced and performs well. It also has something that has become more and more of a must-have: a touch screen. But there ...

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Dell’s new Studio One 19 computer isn’t perfect. But for the time being, it may be the state-of-the-art domestic PC for home users. It’s also a preview of the next wave of “digital hub” computers ...

The compact Dell Inspiron 20 touch PC fits as well in your kitchen or living room as in your office. It's on sale right now for just $511, a sizable 30% off the usual price and the lowest we've seen ...

Dell's latest update to its 27-inch all-in-one desktop delivers 12th Generation Intel Core processing and a 1080p webcam inside a modern enclosure. You'll need to carve out some space for the Inspiron ...

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If you're looking for a PC that's boxed up without boxing you in, the best all-in-one computers have it all in there. By Eric Frederiksen Updated Oct 16, 2023 10:25 AM EDT We may earn revenue from the ...

March 13, 2009 Dell has embraced the migration of the PC from the study with their new all-in-one Studio One 19 system that is designed to be as home in the living room or kitchen as it is in the ...

Dell's XPS One 27 gets a touch screen and some other updates, but its high-resolution display propels it to the top of the Windows 8 launch class. Rich Brown Former Senior Editorial Director - Home ...

Dell Japan have announced a new, touch-capable all-in-one desktop PC, the Dell Studio One 19. Based around an 18.5-inch 16:9 1366 x 768 LCD – with a choice of standard or touch-panel – the Studio One ...

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