this is lisa from mobile tech review and this is the NUMBER_TOKEN dell xps NUMBER_TOKEN model NUMBER_TOKEN same physical design as last year's model but what's new in size intel NUMBER_TOKENth gen cpus which so far have actually been pretty good and nvidia rtx NUMBER_TOKEN and NUMBER_TOKEN ti dedicated graphics so we're starting to talk about some serious punch here and i often feel like the xps NUMBER_TOKEN's every redesign takes a couple of revisions before they really get to where dell envisioned they would always be in terms of performance and thermals and stability and all that stuff but even neater here we have a NUMBER_TOKEN k oled touchscreen display so the xps NUMBER_TOKEN got oled now so does the xps NUMBER_TOKEN. we're going to look at it now so as ever the beauty of the xps line is the fact that you can get it starting in an affordable price tag granted for enthusiasts is not the configuration that you're probably going to want but this starts around NUMBER_TOKEN to NUMBER_TOKEN right now a little bit lower in the united states because we're having labor day sales and that gets you a full hd plus display because NUMBER_TOKEN by NUMBER_TOKEN aspect ratio these days with xps's and a core iNUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN gigs of ram and NUMBER_TOKEN gig ssd and only integrated graphics so if you move up the line and spend around NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN and you're getting into a core iNUMBER_TOKEN and more ram a bigger ssd that sort of thing and our oled model is sort of a pre-configured higher interior so you can't go with like the core iNUMBER_TOKEN and get the oled it's a core iNUMBER_TOKEN until NUMBER_TOKENth gen again NUMBER_TOKEN gigs of ram and a NUMBER_TOKEN gig ssd and that NUMBER_TOKEN k oled display for NUMBER_TOKEN so NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN or less if you find it on sale and some retailers typically like best buy or micro center sell for less than dell's list price so given the fact that this is a premium unibody cnc aluminum machine with good specs and all that sort of thing that price isn't bad for for a nice oled display on top of that and it's a touch screen for the display options you have the base one which is the full hd plus ips display NUMBER_TOKEN nits non-touch full srgb so not a bad display actually at all for those who want better battery life and don't care about higher resolutions there's also a NUMBER_TOKENk plus ips display NUMBER_TOKEN nit as well full adobe rgb so that's a very nice one for designers as well but for oled fans out there there's a three and a half k resolution one so not quite NUMBER_TOKENk and it is gorgeous and they have a pretty effective anti-glare coating on it it's glossy in its touch so it doesn't really glare all that much compared to say some hp spectre models you will notice in there is gorilla glass on top that there's a touch layer on it but it's well done and the colors on this and the color accuracy the factory color calibration is very good so this ain't oled displays are old where the colors were garish or
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