Dell Studio One 19 Touchscreen

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Pros:

Brilliant design, very good aesthetics, good performance, wireless keyboard and mouse

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Screen can't be turned off, no adjustment for brightness and contrast, expensive

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Last revision on August 8, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Brilliant design, very good aesthetics, good performance, wireless keyboard and mouse

Reviewers Didn't Like

Screen can't be turned off, no adjustment for brightness and contrast, expensive

Expert reviews and ratings

Dell’s Studio One 19 is a neat all-in-one PC that is perfect for families. The kids will love its included touch-screen applications, but it can be used for more advanced pursuits, too, such as photo editing, video editing and media encoding....

By Good Gear Guide on November 09, 2009

If you are someone who thinks PC cabinets are a thing of the past, and will only touch a computer that even remotely resembles an iMac, then the Dell Studio One is for you. Gone are the messy wires and clutter of the keyboard, instead all you need is...

By TechTree on November 04, 2009

It seems you’re just not a PC manufacturer today until you’ve released an all-in-one iMac clone – this month, Dell presents its effort with the rather attractive Studio One 19.Looking like a widescreen monitor, the Studio One 19 comes...

By PCWorld New Zealand on October 27, 2009

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By Stuff NZ on November 03, 2009

Last week I got a chance to spend a few days with a Windows 7 based PC from Dell, the Studio One. This all-in-one PC is designed in to be nearly completely wireless (power still required) and integrates an optical touchscreen interface for a unique...

By PCPer on October 20, 2009