This is the Dell Inspiron 27 7000.
It's an all-in-one with a difference.
Usually when you buy an all-in-one, you're pretty much stuck with the hardware it came
with, but not in this computer.
Undo a couple of screws on the back and you can change the CPU, swap out an SSD or hard
disk and you can change the memory.
So if you start off with the base model, a $1000 machine running on a 4-core AMD Ryzen
5 1400 processor and it doesn't quite cut it, you can swap it out for a faster processor
either now or in the future, just like you could in a traditional desktop.
It supports dual drives, so you could start off with a hard disk and add an solid state
disk as prices come down.
And if things are quite as smooth, slot in some more memory.
But there are some components you can't swap out.
You'll have to decide between a full HD or 4K screen when you buy the computer and
the graphics card isn't upgradable.
Even so, with processor, memory and storage options, you could end up keeping the machine
a few more years that you otherwise would, and that could save you money.
There are HDMI in and out ports, a bunch of USB connectors but only one USB-C, as SD card
slot and connections for Ethernet a headset jack.
And the only peculiarity, the webcam is placed under the display to keep the upper bezel
thin.
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