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Dell Inspiron One 2305

Dell Inspiron One 2305
  • Dell Inspiron One 2305
  • Dell Inspiron One 2305
  • Dell Inspiron One 2305
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Based on 5 reviews
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    2
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    0
  • Bad:
    2

Reviews

  • By PC Mag on October 07, 2011

    The Dell Inspiron One 2305 (IO2305-4400ELS) offers up a nice screen and feature set for a good price, but nothing to differentiate it from other offerings in the all-in-one desktop PC space. It's a sensible choice, but competitors offer more. ...

    60
  • By eTech Reviews on March 07, 2011

    Dell Inspiron One 2305 is the second big attempt by this manufacturer is all-in-one desktops and it really impressed me for a lot of reasons. First, the design is really clean and this is probably the best Windows based all-in-one system. My review...

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  • By Dev Hardware on February 15, 2011

    Looking for a little entertainment? Both of the desktops we'll be reviewing today could suit your needs. The Dell Inspiron One 2305 gives you plenty of connectivity options and Blu-ray for watching DVDs, while the Origin Genesis aims to reach the...

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  • By About.com on January 23, 2011

    Jan 21 2011 - If you happen to be looking to get an affordable all-in-one system that will be a high definition media center, than the Dell Inspiron One 2305 might be an excellent choice. It features a full 1080p touch display, Blu-ray drive, HDTV...

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  • By TechReviewSource on January 20, 2011

    4.00 The Dell Inspiron One 2305 (Blu-ray) ($1,099 direct) is an all-in-one with a touch screen, Blu-ray, and competitive performance numbers. While it's not going to usurp the ($1,159 direct, 4 stars) of its Editors' Choice, the Dell Inspiron...

    80
  • By PC Mag on January 19, 2011

    The Dell Inspiron One 2305 (Blu-ray) is a solid all-in-one media desktop PC, but it lacks the applications to make it a worthwhile touch-screen computer. Buy it...

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  • By Kitguru.net on November 25, 2010

    A computer for the whole family? Look no...

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