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Dell Inspiron One 2305
$800.00
Released September, 2010
The Pros:Good value - costs less than competing all-in-ones, including Apple's iMac. Doesn't come loaded with bloatware. Great for movies - supports Full HD 1080p video, includes a Blu-ray drive and comes with a remote control.
The Cons:Underpowered when compared to its competitors. Poor touchscreen integration - only a few apps support touch interaction. Not a very polished product - feels almost like a prototype.
The Dell Inspiron One 2305 is an all-in-one PC released in late 2010 as an upgrade from the original Inspiron One (March 2010), and as a competitor to the HP TouchSmart 310 and MSI Wind Top AE2200. It hosts an ultra-large 23”, full 1080p HD touchscreen display and a high-powered ATI Radeon HD 5450 graphics module, making it optimal for playing video games and watching movies.
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Also featured is an AMD Athlon II X4 quad-core processor, a hard drive up to 1TB, up to 8GB of DDR3 RAM, and either a Blu-ray player (premium) or a standard DVD burner. All of this is offered at a discounted rate that is cheaper than the MSI Wind Top, but more expensive than the TouchSmart, which for clarification is limited to a 720p 20” screen.
Features
- Dell Inspiron Series
- All-in-One PC
- 23” LED-Backlit LCD Touchscreen
- AMD Athlon II X4 Quad-Core CPU
- ATI Radeon HD 5450 Graphics
- Standard DVD Burner (Optional Blu-ray)
- Up to 8GB of Memory
- Up to 1TB HDD
- VGA/HDMI Connectivity
- Wireless Keyboard/Mouse
- Media Remote Control
- Touch Apps from Unlimited Realities
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good value - costs less than competing all-in-ones, including Apple's iMac
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doesn't come loaded with bloatware
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great for movies - supports Full HD 1080p video, includes a Blu-ray drive and comes with a remote control
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looks great - features a sleek, ultra-minimalist design
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small footprint - doesn't occupy much space on a desk
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underpowered when compared to its competitors
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poor touchscreen integration - only a few apps support touch interaction
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not a very polished product - feels almost like a prototype
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