Dell 23.8" Inspiron 24 7000 Series Multi-Touch All-in-One Desktop Computer

Dell’s machine is decent in most areas, with impressive build quality, a decent screen and reasonable components, but it fails to get beyond that in any one department – and that leaves this machine as a good-quality all-rounder and nothing more.

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  Slick design, Discrete graphics, Good screen and sound quality

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  Middling benchmark results, Slow hard disk, Underwhelming Wi-Fi

Honestly, I give the product 5 eggs, but due to inaccurate specs I'm giving it 4. I really wanted a lightweight system to make shipping easier as this is going to be used as a kiosk and travelling to multiple locations. For a system that costs over $1k I'd appreciate accurate specs please.

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  Amazing system. Replaced HDD with a full SSD and it screams.

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  It's not at all anywhere near the 2.09 lbs. listed in the specs here. I figured that was unlikely to begin with, but it's probably closer to 20 lbs.

Just have to vent on my Dell all in one experience. I'm moving to Apple. I had top of the line Dell for only 3 years and the mother board just fried, no replacement motherboard available. My top of the line computer is now a doorstop. Goodbye Dell. Forever!

Really fast system using a i7 -6700HQ four core chipset in a desktop unit, I can see why they used it too. Less power = less heat in a small unit. The signature Edition is worth buying. I am a life time buyer of the Signature Editions for now on.