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Dell Inspiron One Quad Core All-In-One Touch Screen Computer
$549.99 + $5 Shipping
Condition: Refurbished

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Dammit, I just bought the laptop!

Dell Inspiron One iO2305-2545-MSL Desktop Computer also has a good deal.

Touch Screen Computers are an interesting concept.

This probably is a very enjoyable computing experience. Windows 7 has has multi-touch and other capabilities built in since day 1.

Ctrl + F: Bluetooth

Why would Dell make a touchscreen all in one that is clearly supposed to eliminate wire clutter and not put a small bluetooth chip in it?

Must obey puppy!

woot off killer

I own one of these. Bought it from Dell with a university to get a free XBox System. It is a great laptop. We move it around in the house and it is nice to only have one cord.

Sometimes it goes into my daughters room. She is only 3 and has a hard time with the mouse, so the touch screen is perfect.

Sometimes we put it in the kitchen. Love watching Hulu or Netflix while cooking.

Other times we just put it on the desk in our office.

Great computer.

Psst! Don't tell everyone but the Big o' Cosmos will come up around 5pm EST as usual. Gone are the days of not knowing what time of day the Big o' Cosmos came.
Yet, I still faithfully hit F5 to see each item in anticipation of some great deal.

man, this is tempting...I need something for Photoshop, Indesign, etc. but this probably won't be enough power. I like to have a billion programs open at the same time...

Ugh, another computer . Damn you Woot for selling out to Amazon. Now during Woot-Off it feels like we basically only get the option of refurbished laptop, tv, or desktop computer.

Here's a handy-dandy Setup Guide:

http://www.manualowl.com/m/Dell/Inspiron-One-2305/Manual/187279

geezz this is selling like hotcakes..

From the little I have seen when Windows 8 comes out it will be specifically designed to work great with touch screen so this type computer could come in handy in the future.

It's not so bad, guys. Look! Somebody actually bought one!

eldiablohijo wrote:Touch Screen Computers are an interesting concept.

Touche.

EyeTeeGuy wrote:Dammit, I just bought the laptop!

Dammit, I just missed the laptop!!

Woot's taking a coffee and donunt break.

Comparables on eBay

The stand looks a little flimsy... Topplege would be a concern for me. ('specially with the kittehs getting all up in my grill)

no tv tuner built-in.

If this breaks, can you open it and try to fix it like a tower system or are you humped and have to send it back to them?

20% cheaper than a new one, even after EPP (employee purchase program) discount on Dell.com.

sweet product, if only i didn't eat peanut butter and jelly sandwiches while i use the computer, I'd be all over this.

The thought of all the finger smudges on the touch screen makes me shudder...

sev911 wrote:Psst! Don't tell everyone but the Big o' Cosmos will come up around 5pm EST as usual. Gone are the days of not knowing what time of day the Big o' Cosmos came.
Yet, I still faithfully hit F5 to see each item in anticipation of some great deal.

It used to be at 4pm, back in in the day. Good ol' 2007 with flying monkeys and leap frogs.

drunkcajun wrote:If this breaks, can you open it and try to fix it like a tower system or are you humped and have to send it back to them?

My experience with these types of cases is that the design is highly proprietary and would need to be sent in for service. Memory upgrades or drive replacement might be manageable, anything beyond that and it gets tricky.

What a terrible form factor. Good for a kitchen, nothing else.

sev911 wrote:Psst! Don't tell everyone but the Big o' Cosmos will come up around 5pm EST as usual. Gone are the days of not knowing what time of day the Big o' Cosmos came.
Yet, I still faithfully hit F5 to see each item in anticipation of some great deal.

I'm confused...what's the deal with F5?

drunkcajun wrote:If this breaks, can you open it and try to fix it like a tower system or are you humped and have to send it back to them?

I'm going to guess humped.

drunkcajun wrote:If this breaks, can you open it and try to fix it like a tower system or are you humped and have to send it back to them?

Yes, back has areas that open up, much like a laptop.

As soon as I got mine, i put in a blu-ray player and a bigger HD i had laying around.

ryry3287 wrote:I'm confused...what's the deal with F5?

It's the hotkey to refresh your browser.

Thorenx wrote:What a terrible form factor. Good for a kitchen, nothing else.

I use it my kids room on a bookshelf as a small blu-ray player.

I move it to the kitchen to use and watch movies while I cook.

I put it on my desk in my office when I have to work.

It is a great form factor.

It’s not fair, I don’t need this but there’s a little doggy on it... How can I resist =]

Problem is it's only real use to me seems to be a large portable media player.

While there is nothing wrong with that, and it's probably pretty good at that there are other things out there that do the exact same.

NOOOOO! I missed Dirt! D'oh! I really want to try the other types... *grumble*

Bought the non-touchscreen version of this a few months ago... Not a terrible deal at all, it does what we need it to do, plays music, movies, etc. Wanted a nice big monitor and a new desktop to replace an aging POS, this fit the bill nicely. If I hadn't purchased the AIO I already did, I'd be all over this deal.

These are good for a kiosk or counter, but a bit cumbersome for a standard desktop. It's fatiguing to reach across a keyboard or workspace to touch the screen--it needs to be right up in your face to work well.