Dell teases the XPS One

We're not sure what suspense there is left to build around the XPS One -- we've already seen it naked before the harsh light of the FCC -- but Dell's not ready to let the magic die, and has posted a teaser slide for its new all-in-one up on Dell.com. Apparently the machine is "The end of the PC as you know it," which is definitely news to us, but hey, maybe we've known a lot of PCs. No more info than that, but interested parties can punch in their email addresses to receive info like ship dates...oh, we have those too. Damn. Well, it's a pretty picture, at least.

[Thanks, Joshua]

[RedBull Runner @ Oct 29th 2007 6:00PM]

That XPS One is absolutely hideous. I would go with the Gateway One before that.

Seriously Dell, Work on your hardware quality, and your looks, before coming out with new crap to shove into peoples faces.

[spass @ Oct 29th 2007 7:02PM]

Well, at least Gateway's keyboard still has the classic layout, with the arrow keys, Delete, home, end, ...etc, keys where where were supposed to be!

[Maestro @ Oct 29th 2007 7:33PM]

Uh...Hideous? You saw one in person or you are going by the all-knowing FCC pictures? Well, at least you make well informed decision.

[Sam @ Oct 29th 2007 6:00PM]

I'm not going to comment on the computer but seriously who wrote that drivel on the advertising site??

[N30 G30 @ Oct 29th 2007 6:03PM]

Maybe it's running Leopard.

[sturmnacht @ Oct 29th 2007 6:03PM]

The end of the PC Windows and the birth of the OS-X in Dell? hmmm...

[michael @ Oct 29th 2007 6:32PM]

I think they're referring to the hardware of PC's - not that software.

And a large # of user problems come from faulty crappy hardware. Like Vista running slow, hardware drivers not working, and a bazillion other stuff more related to the hardware configuration, than Windows itself.

I think maybe Dell and other PC companies are starting to realize this, and come out with better machines that actually work well for the user.

For now, I'll stick with my Sony Vaio.

[Dylan K @ Oct 29th 2007 6:15PM]

If I wasn't a gamer I'd buy one of these if they weren't super expensive.

[captain underpants and the bringdown gang @ Oct 29th 2007 6:42PM]

its the iDell!

[Biofeak @ Oct 29th 2007 6:46PM]

Well duh!!
You can see it's a copy of an iMac.

Anyway self built PC > *

[waiownsyou @ Oct 29th 2007 6:48PM]

They should bust out with an "extreme" edition of the XPS One and piggyback a high-end comp to their 3007WFP-HC.

[CUBSWILLWIN @ Oct 29th 2007 6:56PM]

it looks like a pretty decent all in one pc to me.

[umm....hello??? @ Oct 29th 2007 7:29PM]

the ad campaign might've worked better when....I dunno...after the original Matrix movie came out?? ooohh....The One is here!!!!!!!! Someone call Morpheus!

[Dude @ Oct 29th 2007 11:20PM]

exactly what i was thinking!

but that leaves just one question... how will a computer beat a computer?

[John @ Oct 29th 2007 7:33PM]

Yeah, i'll stick to building my own before I buy A) any mac or B) an all in one PC. If someone wants to force me to use their hardware package so I can have a pretty looking computer shell, they'll have to pry my screwdriver out of my cold, dead fingers.

[Reader @ Oct 29th 2007 7:59PM]

There's an extremely large market for this. I know friends who have bought a new computer because theirs was too bogged down with viruses and they didn't know what was wrong (I like to make fun of them).

Now I'm definitely not one of those people. I don't even know what happen to the siding to my computer from it being off so much.

[ether @ Oct 29th 2007 8:08PM]

I think they should release a monitor/case that's empty and allows you to put in your own hardware. I think if someone made such a thing that looked well and had lots of places to tie up wires and utilize space they'd make a mint. After that was popular, then bring out your bare bone versions and start making some money on companies using your design.

But that's just me!

[strider_mt2k @ Oct 29th 2007 8:36PM]

Wide open field for criticism and THAT'S the best you people can do?

iPedestrians.

[Brandon L @ Oct 29th 2007 9:42PM]

Yea, Dell's been all about the teasers... first the Tablet XT, now this. If they could only satisfy instead of just tease.

At least when you go to "Nickel Nite" at a Tijuana Donkey Show you get what you pay for.

Give us a damn graphic card option on the tablet you crack whores!

[ugg.tryptophan @ Oct 29th 2007 10:36PM]

the end of the pc as you know it, the continuation of the way apples knows it

[jon @ Oct 29th 2007 10:38PM]

what? no VESA mount?

[Joseph @ Oct 29th 2007 11:32PM]

oooh. its like a laptop.
but not a laptop.
..and bigger!

[Rontalvos @ Oct 30th 2007 5:55AM]

Who would seriously buy a Dell these days.

[Jeb @ Nov 4th 2007 12:06AM]

It is a copy off the iMac. That is all there is to say. You can see the post the monitor is standing on and the speakers under it. Just like the Apple iMac.

[7h34n1 @ Nov 12th 2007 5:21PM]

Uhhh the iMac uses laptop parts, this doesn't ?

You can't change stuff around in an iMac?