Dell’s XPS! Yes, it’s the new product by Dell that joins Apple, Sony, and HP in the large screen all-in-one category. It’s the new 24-inch model. Price starts at $1,699, and the new XPS One 24 will come in regular and (PRODUCT) RED versions. Each includes a 2.3GHz Intel Core 2 Quad E8200 processor, 4GB of RAM, and a variety of multimedia-friendly features, according to CNET

CNET furthe rsays that they’re concerned that the new XPS One 24 has only the 32-bit version of Windows Vista. They’ve seen $500 desktops with 64-bit Vista (from Dell, no less), as well as other all-in-ones, like Sony’s Vaio JS190J, so its absence here is troubling for those interested in using this system for memory-intensive tasks, like digital media editing.

Computer technology has become so affordable that small business can take full advantage of technology

previously available only to the largest corporations. Computer systems can coordinate sales, inventory and accounting into one easy to use, fully integrated

business system.

At Dell’s launch of its “Hybrid Business” strategy today, the company spent a few minutes talking about its history of developing new standards, and forcing them on the industry. One of the standards discussed: Display Port. This new interconnect, according to Dell CTO Kevin Kettler, will redefine what an LCD monitor looks like.