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Dell OptiPlex GX150

Monday June 04, 2001

Dell

$4119

Price at time of review.

Dell OptiPlex GX150

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Boasting a 16MB TNT2 Pro AGP card, a TFT display and the Intel 815 chipset, this 933MHz desktop machine is stunning in its internal design. With some flashy external styling and slick management tools the OptiPlex GX150 is cause for a celebration for the office worker with one on their desk.

Written by Staff Writers

Tags: Dell | OptiPlex | GX150

This article appeared in the June, 2001 issue of PC Authority.

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