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Dell Studio One 19 Reviews
All-in-one - 1 x P E5200 / 2.5 GHz - RAM 4 GB - HDD 1 x 320 GB - DVD More product details
$699.00
Attractive, color-customizable fabric trim ; screen has wide tilt range to accommodate touch... (cnet.com)
Excellent performance ; Eye-catching dual-touch display (pcworld.com)
alaTest Review Summary for Dell Studio One 19
We have collected and analyzed 18 expert reviews and 2 user reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 71/100 and users rate it 60/100. The average review date is June 18, 2009. We have compared these reviews to 66337 reviews from other Desktops. The alaScore™ for this product is 96/100 = Excellent. Last update: November 19, 2009.
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Dell Studio One 19 desktop computer (Intel Pentium Dual Core E5200, 500GB HDD, 4GB)
Attractive, color-customizable fabric trim ; screen has wide tilt range to accommodate touch input at multiple heights ; simple, easy-to-use touch software ; performance appropriate to its price
High-end configuration outclassed by other all-in-ones with larger screens and better features for the same price
We suspect lower-end configurations of the Dell Studio One 19 all-in-one desktop will draw consumers looking for a low-cost, "fast enough" PC. But even its multitouch interface can't save our expensive review unit from other vendors' similarly priced ...
All-in-ones are still slower than their desktop counterparts, but the core...
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Dell Studio ONE 19
You'll either love or hate the Dell Studio One 19. It's by far the fastest 19-inch or smaller all-in-one PC we've tested; and like the HP TouchSmart IQ816 and TouchSmart IQ500T PCs, it boasts a dual-touch display. But its screen wasn't as responsive ...
Excellent performance ; Eye-catching dual-touch display
No 802.11n wireless ; Slight lag in touchscreen response
The system Dell sent us for testing came with a black, generic two-button mouse. The included keyboard is better; it combines a standard layout with ten different function buttons for launching applications and controlling media operations. It even ...
As mentioned, the Studio One configuration we tested ($944, as of 7/2/09)...
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Dell Studio One 19
The Dell Studio One 19 ($1,103 direct) is the latest all-in-one desktop PC from Dell, and it is a beauty. The beauty is more than skin deep, with evolutionary features including an optional touch screen, 16:9 widescreen, and a choice of four colored ...
Compact footprint. Futuristic design. 15-month McAfee antivirus subscription. Touchscreen interface reacts quicker than HP TouchSmart. Works better in Vista than TouchSmart. User-upgradeable hard drive and memory. Nice wide sound from stereo speakers. ...
Relatively low-resolution screen (not true 1080p HD). Screen is small. Wouldn't run our 3D tests. Touch accuracy needs a little work. Webcam on all the time if face recognition enabled. Web video playback a little jerky due to entry-level processor ; ...
The Dell Studio One 19 is an attractive all-in-one PC with a well-designed touch screen interface. A relatively low-resolution screen and a few nits keep it from scoring higher.
The Studio One 19 looks more like a monitor than an all-in-one PC. The Studio...
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pingflores
is the memory upgradable for 4GB? because it will be best to have a 4GB in this kind of item.
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Manufacturer's Description
The Studio One 19 desktop has packed everything you need and want into one beautiful design with multi-touch screen capabilities. Whether you are watching your favorite TV shows perusing your photos, you'll be impressed with the crystal clear clarity on its 18.5" HD widescreen display. Studio One 19 is an all-in-one desktop computer that fits both the tower and monitor into a stunning, space-saving design. The result is a simple, one-cable setup with substantially fewer cords and wires.
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