Unannounced Dell All-in-One Shows Up at Walmart

[JMcEntegart]

Dell's Japan-only Dell Inspiron One 19 has been spotted at a Walmart branch here in the U.S.

Unannounced Dell All-in-One Shows Up at Walmart : Read more

 

[stridervm]

Doesn't sound too bad, especially if you cannot build your own system....

But if the IGP is onboard.... =(

 

[theholylancer]

who cares its dell at walmart, at least its not atom + igp with flashy colours for 600 dollars

 

[zoemayne]

slow news day

 

[tayb]

Not a bad deal really for an all in one.

 

[huron]

That's really not too awful.

I really don't like the all-in-one PC myself, except maybe for very specific purposes, but to each their own.

 

[megamanx00]

Not too bad, if you actually buy anything from dell anyway ^_^.

 

[zorky9]

If this is not touchscreen, probably should come down at least a hundred bucks more...

 

[Glorian]

Price is good, the cheapest apple imac is twice this price.

 

[tsnorquist]

If I could find some decent recipe software, this would be a very nice solution for chef in a kitchen. Especially when it comes to baking =\

 

[lotri]

It seems pretty decent, and it should be pretty affordable since it's at Walmart.

 

[saaiello]

Not bad for an all in one internet box.

 

[dextermat]

Like they say "Birds of a feather flock together"

1) ill never buy any crappy Dell
2) I'll never buy a computer at crappy Wallmart!!!!

At least they put all the shit together 😛

Yeah its a nice price for what it is.... but won't last for long (1 year)because of the crappy parts used by Dell to save money

 

[icemunk]

Just a glorified laptop posing as a desktop

 

[Camikazi]

[citation][nom]stridervm[/nom]Doesn't sound too bad, especially if you cannot build your own system....But if the IGP is onboard.... =([/citation]
Intel GMA x4500 IGP :/

 

[Guest]

I like the finger in the picture. Very classy.

 

[starhoof]

I am pretty sure i remember seeing one of those at my tech school over a year ago, airman brought it to the lobby of my dorm and played L4D on it, I was like what is that ????

I am not sure, however if it was exactly same computer tho, but I'm pretty sure it was dell.

 

[OvrClkr]

This is not Dells first all in one PC. The XPS was the first...

Here is the article, hehe they compared it to the ancient I-MAC :

http://www.anandtech.com/systems/showdoc.aspx?i=3446

 

[mr_tuel]

Good price, but will it last 2-3 years?

 

[edwilson]

Anyone see what OS this runs?, I would assume Win7- but what version? It looks like a good PC for the older / plug n play crowd.

 

[rooket]

[citation][nom]mr_tuel[/nom]Good price, but will it last 2-3 years?[/citation]

Most dells hold up beyond 3 years. Sure they aren't bulletproof but what is. I'd take a dell any day over an acer and especially over an asus. Best laptop brands are dell, toshiba, apple, fujitsu, ibm. toshiba and apple have the lowest defect/return rate.

 

[Camikazi]

[citation][nom]mr_tuel[/nom]Good price, but will it last 2-3 years?[/citation]
For basic use (surfing, e-mail, YouTube, etc) it will last a good while, the CPU is not the fastest but I have slower comps with less CPU, RAM power still going strong. You don't need a super system for web surfing or checking facebook, a basic comp like this will do fine.

 

[zelannii]

[citation][nom]tayb[/nom]Not a bad deal really for an all in one.[/citation]

Not bad, but not good. a Mac Mini and a cheap 19" monitor can be had for about $700 ($740 with a RAM upgrade), and that comes with a decent processor (a bit slower, but at least it has VT), a much better GPU, better expandability, faster RAM, and higher resolution, and it runs OS X and Windows.

Step up $500, and you get a 3GHz iMac, 21.5 vs 18.5", better resolution, better GPU, Better WiFi, bluetooth, much greater expandability, wireless components (kbd/mouse), better speakers, lower power draw, cheaper extended warranty, a free copy of Parallels 5, and more. A Dell with an intel GMA GPU might last a year or two before it's completely useless on the modern Internet, and from day 1 it can't do HD video and can't support dual displays, where an iMac should last 3-5 years easy, and resell later for 1/3rd its value or more. At least on the Mini or an iMac you can play WoW...

 

[zelannii]

[citation][nom]Camikazi[/nom]For basic use (surfing, e-mail, YouTube, etc) it will last a good while, the CPU is not the fastest but I have slower comps with less CPU, RAM power still going strong. You don't need a super system for web surfing or checking facebook, a basic comp like this will do fine.[/citation]

I don;t know if he's so concerned with component failure as "will it be SUEFUL" in 2-3 years. With a GMA GPU, slow RAM, no VT support, no external monitor port, it's not looking good...

 

[zelannii]

[citation][nom]Camikazi[/nom]For basic use (surfing, e-mail, YouTube, etc) it will last a good while, the CPU is not the fastest but I have slower comps with less CPU, RAM power still going strong. You don't need a super system for web surfing or checking facebook, a basic comp like this will do fine.[/citation]

Basic users today are expecting Hulu to work, Netflix, Flash videos, online games, and more. An intel GMA GPU that can't handle 1080p video is gonna piss off a lot of consumers...