Dell gets its swivel on, adds three devices to XPS range
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The announcement of Dell's XPS Duo 12
The XPS 10, safely in its box
Out of reach: Dell's new XPS Duo 12
Dell's Sam Burd unveiling the new additions to the XPS range
The improved XPS One 27 that encourages you to touch that 27-inch Wide Quad HD Display
Dell's Aongus Hegarty shows off the XPS 10
XPS Duo 12 up close
XPS Duo 12 up close
Dell unveils the XPS Duo 12
Dell's Sam Burd demos the multi-touch functionality of the XPS One 27
The XPS One 27 up close
Up close to the XPS 10
Dell's Sam Burd introduces the XPS Duo 12
The media throngs around the XPS Duo 12 display model
The XPS One 27 unveiled
Dell's Aongus Hegarty shows off the XPS 10
Dell's Sam Burd demos the XPS Duo 12
Dell's Sam Burd demos the XPS Duo 12
Dell prepares to unveil three new XPS machines
Dell's XPS 10 in its display case
Dell adds three machines to its XPS range
Dell's Sam Burd (VP, Global Product Operations at Dell) demo'ing the XPS Duo 12
XPS One 27
XPS Duo 12
Dell adds three machines to its XPS range
Dell adds three machines to its XPS range
Dell adds three machines to its XPS range
Article Summary
Dell released three new additions to its XPS range at this year's IFA in Berlin: the XPS One 27 all-in-one and the XPS 10 and XPS Duo 12 laptop/tablet hybrids. Dell's Sam Burd; VP, Global Product Operations at Dell demo'd the One 27's 'Quad HD' touchscreen, saying that Dell disagrees with the idea that you "don't touch a screen this good." The swiveling mechanism of the XPS Duo 12 was the real talking point, however.
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