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Dell XPS One 27 (Windows 8)

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  • "Could not agree more with dee_thoms!!!!"
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    on by Sheyviolet

    Pros: After spending enough money it finally works

    Cons: I fought the good fight with Dell but as usual their policy, the customer is always wrong. They refused to send someone out as promised, to fix it, I spent countless hours on "ignore" or "inept" aka: Tech Support. I will NEVER buy a Dell again!

    Summary: RUN, don't walk, run. I know Cnet says this is a good computer so I'm guessing they were sent one that was actually pulled from the line and hand built to send to them so the review would be good, I have no other guess why the review. We went toe to toe and I refused to pay for it until they fixed it, they refused to fix it until I paid (the other half, I paid half down) I paid, they still refused to fix it and never did. I have had it in the shop so many times they guy knows every inch of this garbage.

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  • reply on December 30, 2012 by DoNotBuyPlease

    *This. I bought the premium version of this machine. Long story short, first computer DOA -> resolved after hours w/ Indian technical support and my own technical initiative -> dead pixel(s) next day -> tech sent out -> RAM and video card also found to be defective -> hours w/ support again; had to insist to be sent a replacement instead of sending back defective unit to be fixed -> replacement unit locked up on Dell logo, but I fixed it myself through playing with BIOS -> now computer is making clicking sounds randomly (hardrive?). Also, loyalty program is a scam still have not gotten the 5% rewards advertised. Buyer beware both Dell products and service are horrible. Granted the machine has a beautiful resolution; reliability/service is mandatory with technology. Do yourself a favor and google Dell customer service- I wish I had....

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MSRP: $2,099.00

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Quick Specifications

  • Processor Intel 3rd Gen Core i5 3450s / 3.5 GHz
  • Memory 6 GB
  • Operating System Microsoft Windows 8
  • Optical Drive 8X Slot Load CD/DVD burner (DVD+/-R Drive)
  • Graphics Processor nVidia GeForce GT 640M 2GB GDDR5
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