Dell XPS One 27: Can An All-In-One Make Us Love Windows 8?
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Thomas Soderstrom
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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: F1 2012
Our notebook dropped out of this test, due to its issues with AMD's Enduro technology. While that also prevents the game from appearing in our overall performance charts, it’s nice to see that the XPS One 27's weaker mobile graphics processor can push this title up to the screen’s native 2560x1440 resolution.
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Thomas Soderstrom is a Senior Staff Editor at Tom's Hardware US. He tests and reviews cases, cooling, memory and motherboards.
