Dell launches a new portfolio of slimmer, wide-screen All-In-One desktops in India

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Dell has announced the launch of a new range of Inspiron All-in-Ones (AIO) desktops in India. The highlight of the new range of Inspiron AIOs – Inspiron 22 3000 AIO and Inspiron 24 3000 AIO – is the virtually borderless display and slimmer profile.

Powered by 7th Generation Intel and AMD processors with multiple GPU options, the AIO portfolio is equipped with signature Dell innovations like Dell Cinema. Dell CinemaStream packs in SmartByte technology that allows users to experience lower buffering, fewer drops, and better resolution while streaming video and making web calls. Dell CinemaSound offers in-built Waves MaxxAudio Pro technology to provide professional-grade control for music and videos.

The Inspiron 22 3000 AIO sports a sleek design and features a Full HD IPS Anti-Glare narrow border LED display and weighs around 4.27 Kgs while the Inspiron 24 3000 AIO weighs over 4.62 Kgs.

The new AIOs come with a wireless mouse and keyboard option for a complete one-cord experience.

Available in black and white color options, the new Dell Inspiron 22 3000 AIO with AMD A6-9225 processor is priced at ₹29,990 ($438) and the Dell Inspiron 22 & 24 3000 AIO with Intel processor variants starts at ₹34,590 ($505). The AIOs are available for purchase in India on dell.co.in and across the country at Dell exclusive stores, multi-brand outlets, including Croma.

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