For those looking for a new desktop PC at home, Dell introduces its entry with the XPS Desktop and new S-series monitors. Dell redesigned the XPS Desktop "from the ground up" with the latest 10th-generation Intel Core processors (up to i9K) and up to NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Super graphics. The computer maker promises that the XPS desktop is its most powerful system, offering high-end performance to handle hardware-intensive tasks, gaming, virtual reality, and creative workflows.
At 19L, the new XPS Desktop comes in a smaller form factor than previous generations (which came in at 24L). It also offers expandability options with its tool-less chassis and comes with a 500W power supply to support up to 225W graphics, four storage bays, and three expansion slots. Dell said the system was designed to maximize airflow and performance from its open architecture. Thermals are improved with voltage regulator cooling, high RPM fans, and strategic vent placement.
The XPS Desktop comes in Mineral White or Night Sky colours with a starting price of US$649.99 (approx. CA$883). It's available in Canada and the US already.
If you need a new display, there are new S-series monitors that'll launch worldwide starting August 20. The new monitors are available in sizes ranging from 27 to 32 inches, and offer integrated speakers, 99% sRGB colour coverage, and AMD FreeSync technology.
There's the immersive Dell 32 Curved 4K Monitor (S3221QS), which comes dual 5W speakers and has a starting price of US$499.99 (approx. CA$680). There's also the Dell 27 4K Monitor (S2721QS) and Dell 27 QHD Monitor (S2721DS), which feature IPS tech to help those who want to work better. These two have starting prices at US$449.99 (approx. CA$612), and US$349.99 (approx. CA$476), respectively.