Dell Vostro 320 All-in-One | Reviews | Techie.com.ph
12:52 AM | Sunday | 30 May 2020

The Vostro 320 is solidly built albeit a little plasticky. There's an attempt to be as design-savvy as the iMac, but with no aluminum and glass to back it up, it looks significantly more drab. This cost-cutting measure is also apparent in the mouse and keyboard set that ships with the unit. Both accessories look nowhere out of the ordinary and are made unique only by the "Dell" branding.

On the inside, the Vostro 320's components also reflect the computer's mantra. The basic of the most basic components have been used such as an Intel Celeron processor, 2GB of DDR2 RAM, a 160GB hard drive, and the pièce de résistance, Windows Vista Home Edition Basic. If the specs were any lower, we'd think that it was 2005 all over again.

Fortunately, the barebones feature set works quite well. Zippy even. For the most basic of functions such as Web surfing, word processing, and even minor Photoshop-ping, the Vostro 320 should tide you over with no problems whatsoever. If you're looking to do something more advanced like edit videos, however, well, we'd have to remind you again that this ain't no iMac.

At P34,950, the Vostro 320 is definitely one of the cheaper All-in-Ones available. What's more surprising, though, is that it's made by a company that rarely dabbles in the affairs of the low end of the PC market. If you've always wanted a (somewhat) sexy Dell in your bedroom, here's your chance.

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