Dell XPS One 24 review
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Verdict
Gorgeous design, a stunning display and plenty of extras make this the best all-in-one we've yet seen.
Review Date: 23 Feb 2009
Reviewed By: David Bayon
Price when reviewed: £1,217 (£1,400 inc VAT)
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Beware Dell Support.
Bought one. Delivered yesterday. Took out of box only to find the screen wasn't working. Spent 45 monutes on to Dell support, they eventually hung up. No joy. Spoke to them again today and they want to get support to ring me to 'try' and resolve the issue. If it cannot be resolved over the phone then they will get an engineer out to have a look at the unit. With support like this, my advise is to stear clear of Dell.
By McIver on 4 Mar 2010 
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