The Dell OptiPlex 7070 Ultra is a tiny PC shaped like a long wooden stick that slides into the back of a monitor stand, creating the first all-in-one PC with a modular design and
Dell designed this PC primarily for companies that want their open workspaces to be tidier.
Announced last Tuesday, and going on sale on September 24, the OptiPlex 7070 Ultra has a price that Dell calls `mid-range price`, about 749 USD.
In the process of choosing to buy this tiny PC, you will have to choose which stand fits it.
Some people have tried removing and installing this PC into the slot in the adjustable height stand.
Of course, you’ll need a monitor (or at most three) a monitor, mouse, and keyboard – but you probably already have those components.
OptiPlex 7070 Ultra parameters and features
OptiPlex 7070 Ultra is a very small PC.
Dimensions: 3.78 x 10.09 x 0.78 inches
Weight: 1.43 pounds
CPU: 8th generation Intel Core, with options from Core i3-8145U to Core u7-8445U
Graphics: Intel UHD 620
Memory: 2 memory slots, compatible 1 x 4GB RAM DDR4 2,400MHz, or 2 x 32GB (total 64GB)
Hard drive: primary drive can be a 2.5-inch SATA drive (capacity from 500GB to 1TB), including a self-encrypting 500GB hard drive;
Connectivity: 802.11ac with MU-MIMO, gigabit ethernet
Ports: 2 USB-C supports DisplayPort Alt Mode for direct connection to the display.
Dell OptiPlex Ultra shows a new path that all-in-one PCs can follow, opening up a future where you aren’t locked into a chosen configuration until you buy a new machine.
Reference: PCWorld