I got this to replace my existing 1 year old Dell computer which has been acting sluggish.  Although this is marketed as a business computer, I use it in my home office to run spreadsheets, photo editing, light gaming, kid's education and watching movies.  This computer has been a definite upgrade.I am not tech stupid (have built my own computers and have done tech support and programming as a career) but I assume that if you are wanting spec information you will know what you're looking for in the description, so I will just go with the "feel" of the computer.  First of all, the unit itself is a small one which makes it great to tuck it under your desk as we do.  I actually moved the computer location from a back office into the kitchen as it is so unobtrusive.The computer boots fast.  Not lightning speed, but faster than my one year old computer.  It is also quiet.  I suspect this is due to the upgraded inlet airflow design on the front and that the fan dampening appears to be improved as well.  It came with a more than adequate 1TB drive which I easily partitioned to use as active and backup drives.  Set up was basically plug and plain -- quite painless.  It worked with my old monitor without issues.I do wish computer companies would stop with the horrid wired keyboard/mouse combo.  Honestly, a wireless can't increase their cost too much.  Also not crazy about the memory card reader in the front -- most people have one or use a cord so seems silly.  There are adequate usb ports -- two 3.0 in front and 4 2.0 in the back.  Design is just as you would expect from a Dell unit -- nothing innovative or surprising but also nothing blatantly problematic.I would call this a workhorse and it certainly can function as one, but it has a slicker feel than that.  It also is not a racehorse . . . but it is a solid choice for my use -- a home computer.