Dell Inspiron 27-inch All-in-One Desktop Computer, 27″ FHD Touchscreen, Intel Core 7 150U, 64GB RAM, 4TB SSD, NVIDIA GeForce MX570A, Wi-Fi 6, Windows 11 Home, Office Computer, Home Office, Sleek Desktop, Touchscreen Monitor, Highperformance Pc

This Inspiron AIO is a centerpiece for the modern home office, integrating elite internals into a nearly borderless “InfinityEdge” display.

• Intel Core 7 150U Processor: A high-efficiency 10-core, 12-thread CPU with a max turbo speed of 5.4 GHz, delivering snappy performance for demanding business applications.

• Dedicated Graphics: The NVIDIA GeForce MX570A (2GB GDDR6) ensures fluid visual rendering and offloads processing from the CPU for more efficient multimedia workflows.

• Extreme Memory & Storage: 64GB of high-speed RAM provides a “no-bottleneck” experience, while the 4TB PCIe NVMe SSD offers unprecedented local storage capacity for an All-in-One.

• 27″ FHD Touchscreen: The 1080p display features 99% sRGB color coverage and ComfortView Plus technology to reduce blue light during long work sessions.

• Collaboration & Security: Includes a pop-up 5MP IR camera for secure Windows Hello facial recognition and privacy; simply push the camera down to physically block the lens.

• Premium Connectivity: Equipped with Wi-Fi 6 and a versatile array of ports, including an HDMI-in port that allows you to use the AIO as a standalone monitor for your laptop.

“There is a genuine sense of ‘digital zen’ when you clear your desk of towers and cables for this single-plug setup. The first thing you notice is the InfinityEdge screen—it feels like your work is floating in front of you. Navigating with the touchscreen is intuitive and fluid; you’ll find yourself reaching out to swipe through spreadsheets or zoom into photos as naturally as you would on a tablet. With 64GB of RAM, the system feels essentially ‘infinite’—you can leave dozens of browser tabs, a video call, and heavy accounting software open simultaneously without a single stutter. The pop-up camera is a favorite for home workers; that physical ‘click’ when you hide the camera provides a level of privacy certainty that a software toggle just can’t match.”