Dell XPS One 27 All-in-One System Review: Big Screen, One Wire

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Reviewers, at times, can be somewhat myopic. I speak for myself in

this particular instance. My job as a writer is to test hardware on a

daily basis, and as such I have a very keen understanding (or so I

hope) of the intricacies of computer design. If I need to build a

machine, whether for test purposes or something that my wife can play

Song Pop on, I have a near infinite variety of components that I can

choose from to fit the needs of the project. As such, we often forget

that not everyone has that level of expertise. Most people, in fact,

just want to be able to buy something that not only fits their needs,

but also simply just has to work.

 

URL: http://www.pcper.com/reviews/Systems/Dell-XPS-One-27-All-One-System-Review-Big-Screen-One-Wire

 

Quote: "The overall design of the XPS 27 is very reminiscent of the

Apple 27” products that we have seen in the past. Dell tweaks a few

of the characteristics so that it easy to distinguish itself from the

Apple product. I personally find it an attractive and wholly

functional unit, but it of course lacks any kind of upgrade ability.

As the years go by, users could find that the 3D performance is simply

not enough to keep up with even casual games that do require 3D

acceleration of some kind. That is a few years down the road, but

when dealing with a monitor that features the 2560x1440 resolution it

is certainly a consideration."

 

Thanks!

 

Ryan Shrout

PC Perspective

rshrout ( -at -) pcper.com