Reviewed on June 26, 2008Dell's first release from its new Studio line, the Studio 15, sits between the Inspiron and XPS lines and offers a good mix of features for the price, but we'd be tempted to save up a few extra dollars for a thinner, lighter XPS.TAGS:Dell Inspiron, Dell Studio, optical drive, Dell, Intel Core 2 Duo, USB 2.0, SD card, laptop computer, Intel
Reviewed on November 19, 2008You can find flashier PCs than Dell's $1,299 Studio XPS, but few have as much power where it counts. We don't recommend its small, pared-down case for upgraders, but this PC will satisfy anyone who needs a loaded, powerful PC for gaming and consumer-level digital media editing.TAGS:Dell Studio, Gateway Inc., Intel Core Microarchitecture, configuration, Dell, 64-bit, hard drive, PC, Intel
Reviewed on March 16, 2009Even though Dell's Studio XPS-122B has the latest Intel CPU, its sparse configuration feels like a throwback. This is not to say it's slow or lacking in features, but you'll find this system has relatively few aspirations aside from serving as a standard desktop. We recommend it to anyone in need of raw computing power for an affordable price.TAGS:Velocity Micro, Dell Studio, HP Pavilion Elite, Dell, Gateway Inc., optical drive, HP Pavilion, Apple iMac, 64-bit, Apple Computer, Intel, HP
Reviewed on August 1, 2008Despite a few useful features, the Asus Eee Box is a novelty at best. It can't come close to the same performance and robustness of even the most basic standard budget PC, and a low-end laptop can do everything it can do and more. The appeal of Asus' Eee PC does not carry over to the Eee Box.TAGS:ASUS, Dell Studio, Apple Intel Mac Mini, optical drive, configuration, laptop computer, Intel, PC, Apple Macintosh, video, Dell