Dell XPS One 20 (2007)

100% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Robust design and construction ; Brilliant screen

It costs how much? Really? ; Super loud in operation

A highly desirable machine, but too costly and strangely noisy to buy

Pleasingly industrial (albeit rehashed) looks. 2.33-GHz processor and 512-MB GPU add needed muscle. Attached JBL tweeter/sub combo provides rich audio and additional value. Front panel sports backlit, motion-sensitive media controls (with haptic...

Sluggish frame rates for gaming. Relies on dongles for additional A/V inputs. Peripherals feel cheaper than General Motors stock. Wireless keyboard, wireless mouse and media remote gobble down batteries. Runs surprisingly hot despite power saving GPU...

Attractive all-in-one form factor. User-serviceable case. (ATSC) HDTV Tuner. Blu-ray drive. Bluetooth. Excellent wireless keyboard with integrated touchpad. 802.11n wireless. Integrated IR sensor. Excellent multimedia performance. Video input breakout...

Only one drive bay. No back button on mouse. Cables in back can get unruly. Less than full 1,920 by 1,080p HDTV resolution. Internal graphics have only one upgrade path. Pricier than the competition. Base is less accommodating to keyboard storage ;...

Just when you thought that nothing could top the Apple iMac, the Dell XPS One has you thinking twice.

Sharp, bright 24-inch LCD; Blu-ray burner; handy capacitive-touch screen and media controls; strong multimedia performance.

Fixed stand prevents wall-mounting; lack of 64-bit Vista hurts performance; few inspired extras.

The (PRODUCT) RED version of Dell's XPS One 24 is the most fully featured of Dell's all-in-ones and would serve as a fine PC to anyone in search of a Windows-based all-in-one for basic digital entertainment and productivity tasks. A few more...

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