Pros
- Small case
- SATA-connected optical drive
Cons
- No tool-less components
- Optical drive catches on front panel
Bottom Line
This entry-level small-business PC is inexpensive but offers no noteworthy features other than Dell's business services.
More Information
- Small-Business PCs Give Short Shrift to Specs These business systems aren't the best values available.
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