Dell could join the trend of all-in-one computers in the purest Surface Studio style

On October 26 at the Microsoft Event, many of us were surprised to see the impressive appearance of the Surface Studio, Microsoft's proposal to enter the all-in-one market. A team unlike anything seen that came with several ideas, the first to stand up to the king in this segment, the iMac.

But leaving the Apple team aside, this Microsoft model wanted to serve as a reason to inspiration to other manufacturers to mark the line to follow with developments of similar characteristics and demonstrate everything that Windows 10 in desktop versions can give of itself.

And with so little time since the announcement it seems that there are manufacturers that are already encouraged by this type of solution or at least it seems so what they plan to do at Dell, one of the largest desktop manufacturers on the planet.

Fruit of a leak or an oversight?

The fact is that during the Adobe MAX event it was possible to see a video created by Adobe in which appears a mysterious team hitherto unknownAt first it seems that we are facing an all-in-one similar to the Surface Studio but with the particularity of showing off two screens One of them with changing content depending on the task at hand we are carrying out an idea that many may remember the Magic Toolbar of the new MacBook Pro.

For now we only have those images and it could be a product focused mainly on professional sectors related to design.As for when we could see it on the market, it's all conjecture and some media say that could arrive with the new Windows 10 update, the Creators Update.

The truth is that if with the Surface Studio from Redmond they wanted to inspire other manufacturers, according to the images they have succeeded and more than. We hope that other companies such as Acer, ASUS or Lenovo join this trend and are encouraged to launch similar products to the market that favor he althy competition that would benefit us above all to users.

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