Windows 8 is unquestionably intended to create consistency between consoles, tablets, phones, and the PC. But the desktop world is still largely without touch input. Can Dell's XPS One 27 make the Windows 8 experience better with a gorgeous touchscreen?
Results: Productivity
Again, we see the XPS One's Core i7 processor, 16 GB of memory, and fast storage subsystem come together and skate past several of our recently-built desktops, plus a Core i7-equipped notebook. As a platform for productivity tasks, Dell's setup does well.
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