Dell Inspiron 20 3043 All-in-one

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Pros:

Low price, Slim, compact chassis
Very affordable. Small footprint. WiFiand Bluetoothenabled.

Cons:

Sluggish performance, Only one USB 3.0 port, External power brick detracts from portable design, Near zero upgrade potential
Sluggish performance. Integrated graphics. Limited room for expansion

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Last revision on January 27, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Low price, Slim, compact chassis
Very affordable. Small footprint. WiFiand Bluetoothenabled

Reviewers Didn't Like

Sluggish performance, Only one USB 3.0 port, External power brick detracts from portable design, Near zero upgrade potential
Sluggish performance. Integrated graphics. Limited room for expansion

Expert reviews and ratings

This Inspiron desktop is wonderfully affordable and super-slim, but its performance woes and scanty expandability and connectivity weigh it down and ultimately sink it. Read...

By Computer Shopper on January 26, 2015

The Dell Inspiron Small Desktop 3000 Series is a very inexpensive desktop PC offering built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth in a space-saving chassis. But it comes up short on performance and...

By PC Mag on November 13, 2014

Ah, the family computer, the Holy Grail for homework, media and browsing the web. It's a tradition, and one that Dell will help re-define with its upcoming entry-level Inspiron 20 all-in-one desktop. That 20, as you can imagine, comes from its 1-inch...

By TechRadar on June 03, 2014

The Dell Inspiron 20 3043 is a basic all-in-one. Being a Pentium dual-core paired with a slow hard drive, it's no surprise this Dell AIO doesn't offer anything but basic performance. It's battery life of 3 hours 55 minutes is the only bright spot in an...

By Digit on April 02, 2015