Traditional desktop computers still have a lot of value these days, especially at a time when working from home is the norm for many. Compared to a laptop, they can generally be outfitted with added ...

The base model comes with all the stuff you need to make a powerful, upgradable, mindfully designed PC setup at a fair price — especially with this awesome discount. Our team tests, rates, and reviews ...

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One of the most important parts of any PC purchase is what’s running the show underneath the hood. In the case of the XPS Desktop, you’ll be working with a 13th Gen Intel Core i7, 16GB of RAM, and an ...

Dell is getting ready to launch new desktops built around Intel's 10th generation processors. Otherwise known as Comet Lake-S, Intel has not yet formally introduced any 10th generation CPUs on the ...

The new desktop tower goes on sale today starting at $649, and Dell redesigned the product to shrink the volume from 24 liters down to 19. Dell has redesigned its XPS desktop PC into a slightly ...

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Dell 512GB Solid State Drive + $20 Dell Gift Card for $149.99 (list price $199.99). and Dell XPS Tower 8910 Intel Core i7-6700 Quad-Core Upgradeable Desktop (Fits Full-Size 225W Video Card) for ...

Whoa, a coupon code that adds $200 to the list price! DEAL*MASTER!!! Seriously, it looks like that promotional code gives $50 off a purchase $699 or over (presumably, not just the XPS 13, so you might ...

Today's best deals are a couple of Dell desktops. The first one is intended to work as a small server, whereas the other one is a well equipped PC for home or office use. Dell PowerEdge T30 Intel Xeon ...

This gaming PC might not give you a rush each time you look at it, but it gets the job done quietly and without any drama. Back in the day, Dell’s XPS desktops were fire-breathing gaming machines.