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Dell Zino HD now available, starting at $229

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Dell has officially added the Inspiron Zino HD small form factor PC to its lineup. Yesterday the only page I could find for the little desktop pointed to a configruation that came with a display, amped up video card, and price tag starting at $807. Now you can configure the Zino HD for as little as $229.

The base model comes with a 1.6GHz AMD Athlon 2650e processor, ATI Radeon HD32000 graphics, 2GB of RAM, a 250GB 7200RPM hard drive, and Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit. It also has a DVD burner.

Spend a little more money and you can get a model with a faster 1.8GHz AMD Athlon 2850e processor, 3GB of RAM, and a 320GB hard drive as well as 802.b/g WiFi (the base model is Ethernet only). The top of the line system now starts at $649 and comes with the faster processor, ATI Radeon 4330 512MB graphics, 4GB of RAM, a 500GB 7200RPM hard drive, and a 20 inch widescreen monitory.

If you’re looking for a small, cheap desktop that might make a good home theater PC, the Dell Zino HD looks like an excellent alternative to an Intel Atom powered nettop. While NVIDIA ION graphics definitely give some of those Atom-based boxes a graphics performance boost, the Zino HD will outperform most of those computers when it comes to CPU-intensive tasks like transcoding audio or video files.

Incidentally, the same model that was going for $807 yesterday is now available for $699.

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Dell Inspiron Zino HD

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  • TypeMedia / HTPC
  • Bundled OSWindows (Vista)
  • CPU familyAthlon
  • Processor speed1.6 GHz
  • System RAM2 GB
  • Hard drive(s)250 GB (total)Platter
  • Video outputsHDMI, VGA
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7.7 average user rating
  • Speed and features7.7
  • Design and form factor9.3
  • Expandability4.0
  • Noise9.7
  • Size and weight8.7
  • Power consumption8.0

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Posted on Thursday, November 12th, 2009, 10:27 am by Brad Linder




  • http://blogger.seanabrady.net seanabrady

    This is very interesting. I just bought a Dell Studio Slim to act as my primary desktop/media center machine, and had been thinking about one of the EEE nettops for another media center machine. This looks really nice too though as I can get a suitably powerful machine (just the baseline here) for about $250 bucks. Hmm, decisions.

  • tomleemullins

    At least they broke away from the 'boring computer box' look. It might do well since one can configure it to a lower price.

  • Alexander

    I prefer Acer nettop

  • http://blogger.seanabrady.net/ Sean Brady

    This is very interesting. I just bought a Dell Studio Slim to act as my primary desktop/media center machine, and had been thinking about one of the EEE nettops for another media center machine. This looks really nice too though as I can get a suitably powerful machine (just the baseline here) for about $250 bucks. Hmm, decisions.

  • http://home.comcast.net/~tomleem/ BigGoofyGuy

    At least they broke away from the 'boring computer box' look. It might do well since one can configure it to a lower price.

  • Alexander

    I prefer Acer nettop

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