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I think the issue is that if you package it all up into a screen, the user doesn’t get the option of monitor choice or whether they want to plug it up to a tv instead. By selling a SSF system, dell provide an elegant yet small high power desktop system.

I personally am a fan of small pc systems despite the lack of “upgradability” for various reasons. Firstly, the system takes up very little space. Secondly it is great for portability – students etc. Thirdly, unlike a laptop or an IMac, a separate base unit allows a customer to upgrade this part of their system alone, avoiding the unnecessary waste and cost of buying a new monitor, keyboard etc.

The fact that dell has moved into this market doesn’t seem all that much of a surprise, since their media pcs have been getting smaller and smaller. What I would be interested in seeing is how small these new systems really are.