All-in-one computers have certainly been a great alternative for bulky computer setups over the years. Despite the smaller form factor, it doesn’t stop the machine from performing just as powerful as their heavier, bulkier counterparts. Dell recognized this, and decided to go even further with their improved Inspiron AiOs for Computex 2019.

The improved Inspiron 24 5490 and Inspiron 27 7790 are the next-generation, sleeker versions of Dell’s all-in-one Inspiron lineup. Both models will sport the latest Intel processors and an optional NVIDIA MX110 graphics card. You can expect greater all-around performance, as well as decent gaming or graphics-intensive performance.

Both models also have an InfinityEdge FHD display, fit for a more theater-like experience. The display sits on top of a metallic stand and speaker grill, acting as its main speaker system. An HDMI-in port is also available at the back of the device, if you want to plug a console to the display. With all of these, your all-in-one device will feel more like a TV than just a regular computer in any room.

One key difference between the two models is the integrated yet hidden webcam, as the Inspiron 5490 comes with a 720p webcam. The bigger Inspiron 7790 comes with a 1080p webcam, yet both have an option for an IR facial recognition lens. The webcam is hidden behind the main display, giving you a full display to work on with nothing getting in the way.

The Dell Inspiron 24 5490 starts at US$ 699, while the Dell Inspiron 27 7790 starts at US$ 949. Although there’s no pricing for Singapore yet, Dell says they’ll come in mid-August.