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  Dell XPS 13

  
  CNET Rating7.5

  Dell's ultrabook gets a passing grade. The touch pad is frustrating, and the battery life could be better. It's built well, but one obvious thing remains; there are better choices out there on the market. 1

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  Dell XPS 14z

  

  The XPS 14z is a great all-rounder, and we can see it entering the arsenal of both consumers and businesses alike. 4

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  Dell Inspiron One 2320

  

  We can't say that touch on the desktop has ever appealed to us — but as a simple all-in-one, the Inspiron One does just fine.

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  Dell Inspiron 14z

  

  Walking finely down the portability/performance line, the 14z shows some chops. Unfortunately, the usability is significantly impacted by the choice to cover all the ports with pointless, obstructing flaps and the inclusion of simply terrible mouse buttons. 1

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  Dell Latitude E6220

  

  Dell's tiny Latitude E6220 is a power-packed workhorse of a machine with an equally power-packed asking price. 1

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  Dell Latitude E6420

  

  Dell's Latitude E6420 isn't a massively exciting machine, but it is a solid business unit that should handle most tasks that you throw at it.

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  Dell Vostro 3550

  

  There's nothing amazing about the Vostro 3550, but there doesn't have to be. It's a plain Jane, honest-to-goodness workhorse that'll get the job done — and in our books, that's a win.

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  Dell ST2220T

  

  The ST2220T is certainly passable as a touchscreen monitor, with the IPS screen going a long way to increasing its appeal. Some poor design choices hold it back from greatness, though, and unless you have a burning desire for a touchscreen, you should be investing your money in a normal monitor.

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  Dell XPS 15z

  

  For what you get for the price, the XPS 15z is a compelling mainstream laptop. 1

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