Dell's recently announced XPS 200 desktop is merely a repackaged Dimension 5100C with a better support policy. Fortunately for customers, the price of the system in its new identity is the same as in its old life, so the revamp ends up delivering some actual benefit, considering the improved support. With no real 3D card capability, the XPS 200 can't compete with other midrange gaming PCs, so don't be confused by the XPS name. But the system's slim design and sharp looks make it an easy-on-the-eyes purchase for almost any other set of home computing tasks.. Head over to CNET.com to learn more about this new desktop PC from Dell.



Link: CNET