Dell Introduces Faster 24-inch XPS One

By Nick Mokey Published July 24, 2014

Dell Introduces Faster 24-inch XPS One — Image used with permission by copyright holder

It looks like Dell has big plans for its iMac-imitating XPS One system – quite literally. On Thursday the company revealed the XPS One 24, a new version of the system that bumps the old version’s 20-inch display to a massive 24-inch, 1080p version, and brings internal components along for the ride.

Dell will update the processor from an existing Core 2 Duo CPU up to Intel’s new Core 2 Quad Q8200, and offer discrete graphics in the form of Nvidia’s GeForce 9600M GT as well. Audio has also been refined with dual stereo speakers and subwoofer from JBL.

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Other features include an HDTV tuner, DVR capabilities, an optional Blu-ray Disc player and recorder, component stereo system, and webcam.

The system will come in midnight gray and Apple-esque pure white versions, as well as a (PRODUCT) RED configuration that will send $50 to $80 to fight AIDS (depending on specs). The most basic version will run for $1,699, while the top-of-the-line unit will hit $2,299.

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