As a quick summary, the 2xxx series is bottom of the line, has integrated sound and video, few expansion slots and essentiall no extra drive bays. It is very unexpandable. 4xxx series and 8xxx series have more expansion slots, drive bays and AGP video. The main difference between these is that the 4xxx series uses DDRAM and 8xxx series uses RDRAM. For a detailed look at each, see the following:
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As a quick summary, the 2xxx series is bottom of the line, has integrated sound and video, few expansion slots and essentiall no extra drive bays. It is very unexpandable. 4xxx series and 8xxx series have more expansion slots, drive bays and AGP video. The main difference between these is that the 4xxx series uses DDRAM and 8xxx series uses RDRAM. For a detailed look at each, see the following:
2350 - http://docs.us.dell.com/docs/systems/dim2350/specs.htm#1101572
4550 - http://docs.us.dell.com/docs/systems/dim4550/specs.htm#1101572
8250 - http://docs.us.dell.com/docs/systems/dim8250/specs.htm#1084976
Steve