Dell XPS 27-2720 Pro Reviews

Its display is simply stunning, and its HDMI-in port lets you make the most of it (even using the system as a monitor on some future day when its Core i7 is as outdated as a Core 2 Duo is today). Its fit and finish are top-notch. And its keyboard and stand are ergonomic interface aces. Speaking as would-be lottery winners, we'd be glad to pose for a photo with a giant check and an XPS 27.

The AIOs we’ve looked at have, up to now, been almost ‘tweener options in terms of performance, offering lots of eye candy and treats like beautiful displays and touch capabilities, but not much in the way of CPU and GPU horsepower. The latest Dell XPS One 27 definitely upped our expectations of what an all-in-one was capable of. Dell's new all-in-one showed us that the form factor can produce computers that can actually let you play some demanding game titles with reasonably high image quality settings, as well as work in demanding content creation apps with horsepower to spare. After looking at the benchmark scores, there’s nothing much left to say; the XPS 27 Touch sports a new generation of CPU and GPU with the Intel Core i7-4770S and NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M, and the performance boost is evident.

It’s very expensive but this all-in-one PC is the perfect home, work and entertainment hybrid

The Dell XPS 2720 is undeniably expensive, but delivers incredible performance, excellent features and offers a truly awesome 27in Adobe RGB touchscreen display. Next-day in-home support from Dell will make a huge difference to those relying on their PC for business.