Dell Studio One 19 is officially unveiled

Dell's "all in one" machine can seriously squeeze the competition.

The manufacturer, known for its quality products and pricing for pepper, has not deviated from the usual method this time: it offers numerous additional extras for its computer. With that in mind, it’s not at all surprising that a buyer that comes standard with an Intel Celeron processor can even request an Intel Core 2 Quad CPU, just as it can replace the GeForce 9200 graphics core with the slightly more powerful GeForce 9400 mGPU. The range of options also includes data storage: the built-in hard drive can be up to 750GB, while a Blu-ray drive can be selected for data backup instead of a traditional DVD burner, for an additional $ 200. We also have an alternative to the 18.5-inch display: the panel, which can display 1366 × 768 pixels, can optionally be touch-sensitive. The latter extra surcharge is just $ 100, which makes the offer highly worth considering.

The device, which also comes with a wireless keyboard and mouse, starts at around $ 700, but can easily double that amount using the options. The machine will be launched for the first time in Japan, but is expected to appear in other regions of the world during the spring.