Dell Inspiron One (All In One) 23 System Review

We felt it was important to spend a little time discussing the quality of the touchscreen which Dell have incorporated into the Inspiron One 23 system. Dell have earned a good reputation for creating some of the finest screens on the market and our previous technical testing certainly backs this up.

This panel delivers a solid set of results under our testing procedures, with very little, if any artifacting and refresh blur. Colours are reasonably true, although we noticed a slight tint of red when measured with our LaCie analysis gun. This would be easily rectified with some tweaking via the Windows software and would probably not even be noticeable to most people. The screen definition is excellent and HD video is rendered in a very realistic manner.

There is a noticeable, but not intrusive level of shift and bleeding when testing black definition, with the usual leaks on the sides and corners of the panel. This is not really noticeable when viewing material on the screen and is one of the better results we have seen for a touchscreen. The response time is also quite fast and I noticed no blurring under real world conditions.

White purity is good, with only a 5% off shift balance on the side areas. This rises to around 13% at the corners, although this would not be noticeable under most conditions. HD content looked very vibrant and clean with only slight leaks on the edges noticeable under pure white settings. The bottom corners had a slightly higher leak percentage than the top areas.

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