For the last couple of years, Dell's foray into the
small-form-factor desktop market was its successful mini-tower
(with the emphasis on "mini") Studio Hybrid. But with Dell's latest
small-form-factor entry, the Inspiron Zino HD, out goes the
vertical mini-tower and in comes the horizontal square--7.8-inches
wide by 7.8-inches deep to be exact, and a mere 3.4-inches tall.
Like the Studio Hybrid (which Dell still sells), the Inspiron Zino
HD (a.k.a. the Inspiron 400) is a solid little machine, with decent
mainstream performance, and geared towards budget-minded consumers.