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| name = Dell Dimension 2350<br />
| logo = Dell_logo.svg<br />
| logo_size = 150px<br />
| logo_alt = Dell logo from 1980 to 2010<br />
| image = No img.png<br />
| alt = Dell Dimension 2350<br />
| caption = Dell Dimension 2350<br />
| manufacturer = Dell<br />
| family = Dimension<br />
| type = Desktop computer<br />
| release date = December 24, 2002<br />
| baseprice = $699<br />
| os = Windows XP Home Edition, English<br />
| cpu = Intel Pentium 4<br />
| CPUspeed = 2.0 GHz<br />
| memory = 512 MB<br />
| RAMtype = 266 MHz DDR SDRAM<br />
| storage = 1 TB White Label 5900 RPM SATA HDD<br />
| graphics = PNY GeForce FX 5200<br />
| connectivity = 6 USB 2.0, 4 Audio jacks, 1 VGA, 1 parallel port, 1 serial port, 2 PS/2<br />
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The Dell Dimension 2350 is a budget and consumer-oriented desktop from 2002. Dell sold various configurations of these systems ranging from an Intel Celeron to Pentium 4 and the systems support up to 2 GB of DDR SDRAM (1 GB officially). The Dimension 2350 shipped with Windows XP.<br />
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== Collection Specifics ==<br />
I bought my Dell Dimension 2350 for $4 from a [https://www.deseretindustries.org/ Deseret Industries] thrift store in Mesa, Arizona because of how cheap it was.<br />
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=== Operating System ===<br />
This computer would've originally shipped with Windows XP Home Edition. I don't believe this computer had an operating system installed when I bought it, so I installed Windows XP to use this computer as a retro Windows XP computer.<br />
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=== Hardware ===<br />
For some reason, despite having a Pentium 4 sticker on the case, this computer had an Intel Celeron inside, with 512 MB of RAM, and a 30 GB HDD. As I intend to use this computer as a kind of cheap Windows XP gaming PC, I decided to upgrade the hardware inside. For $9 on eBay, I bought a 2 GHz Pentium 4 to replace the Celeron. For $25 on eBay, I bought a PNY GeForce FX 5200, PCI version because this computer's motherboard lacks an AGP slot, which really limits graphics card upgrades for this machine. Finally, for $9 on Amazon, I bought a cheap SATA to IDE adapter to upgrade the 30 GB hard drive to a 1 TB one because I have so many spare SATA drives laying around and it was cheaper than buying an actual IDE drive.</div>AzNate