Honey, Dell shrunk the business laptops! Dell is expanding its OptiPlex 3020 and 9020 lines of business desktops with new “Micro” models that measures just 7.25″ x 7″ x 1.3″ and weigh about 3 pounds.

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When it comes to maximizing productivity, you might picture your workhorse laptop that’s fit for any adventure. But when you’re working at home, it can get frustrating to work on a small screen or ...

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The Dell OptiPlex 7020 MFF is the perfect solution for those who need a high-performance desktop in a compact form factor. Equipped with an Intel Core i5-12500T processor that rivals Core i7 chips, ...

Most mini PCs don't offer as many configuration options as their larger desktop cousins. The Dell OptiPlex 7080 Micro (starts at $859; $1,637 as tested) is an exception: It's available with a choice ...

The Dell OptiPlex 7070 Ultra answers a prayer. This long, slender mini-PC slides into the back of a monitor stand, creating the first all-in-one that’s modular and upgradable. Officially, it’s ...

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Dell's stable of OptiPlex machines haven't exactly garnered huge public interest outside of the corporate world in the years past, but with design clearly a focus of the company now, we're guessing ...

All-in-one desktops can save some space by placing the guts of a desktop computer into the back of a PC monitor. But that can also be a pricey solution, because when it comes time to upgrade to a more ...

The big picture: Modular PCs and gadgets afford multiple benefits on paper but successful real-world implementations are few and far between. Their proprietary nature means that unless they find a ...