Dell has always had a firm foothold in corporate markets. Now the company seems to have taken some cues from Apple iMac and will bring its own all-in-one computer to cubicles around the world.

Much about the Vostro All-in-One is still unknown. The $629 base model comes with a Pentium 2.6 GHZ processor, 2 GB of RAM, a 160 GB hard drive, and a DVD burner. All models will have a 19″ screen, though an integrated webcam, Wi-Fi, keyboard, and mouse are available as extras. The screen features a VESA mount so it can be mounted on a wall or rotating arm. The base in the picture looks pretty small, so my guess is it’s designed to be screwed down.

Dell claims the Vostro All-in-One saves up to 79% of desk space. It was conceived at the behest of business users, who said they wanted more space and increased productivity. The system will be available in North America and Europe starting August 11. It is already up for order in China and Japan.

Via | Dell