 Hey everybody, this is Sean with The Verge and we're here taking a look at all the announcements coming from Dell at this year's CES. So let's start here. This is the Latitude E7370. This is the business version of Dell's XPS 13 laptop that they launched at CES last year. And we see a lot of the same design elements brought right over to this, but in a more secure device made for professionals. We've got a glass trackpad, we've got the carbon fiber weave on the back, and overall it's basically just a more sleek looking, less consumer facing version of the XPS 13 that was announced last year. This like a lot of the other devices that we've seen here today follows a trend that Dell is pushing across its entire lineup, which is everything is going to be customizable. You're going to be able to get it in touch and non-touch versions, you're going to be able to get it in full HD and 4K, and it also is going to be coming with USB Type-C, which is another thing that Dell is going to be pushing across its entire product lineup this coming year. Another first for Dell this year is its first wireless monitor, which you can see not only works here with the Latitude version of the XPS, but also works with mobile phones. So you can cast both of those to the screen at the same time. This particular monitor will have different options for full HD and 4K. It'll also have options for wireless charging in the base. Now this is probably the most impressive display that Dell is going to launch this year. This is a 30 inch OLED 4K monitor, and it's their first OLED monitor ever. You can see if you look really closely, it's running by USB Type-C here. So another continuation of that trend in all of Dell's new products this year, really pushing USB Type-C. But if you're still working off of Thunderbolt or you need other ports, Dell is going to be releasing a big series of converters so that you can basically mix and match to make your laptops work with any different monitor. Now this is just some of the many products that Dell is launching this year at CES in what they're calling their biggest product launch ever. And that includes everything from these monitors and laptops to things like a battery that can charge your laptop and your phone at the same time, to USB Type-C converters so that you don't get lost when you switch to USB Type-C. So there's a whole bunch more coming from Dell. Almost all of it is available now, and if not now, this spring. For more on all of this from Dell and everything else here at CES, head to theverge.com or go to youtube.com slash theverge and subscribe.
 Hey everybody, this is Sean with The Verge and we're here taking a look at all the announcements
 coming from Dell at this year's CES.
 So let's start here.
 This is the Latitude E7370.
 This is the business version of Dell's XPS 13 laptop that they launched at CES last year.
 And we see a lot of the same design elements brought right over to this, but in a more
 secure device made for professionals.
 We've got a glass trackpad, we've got the carbon fiber weave on the back, and overall
 it's basically just a more sleek looking, less consumer facing version of the XPS 13
 that was announced last year.
 This like a lot of the other devices that we've seen here today follows a trend that
 Dell is pushing across its entire lineup, which is everything is going to be customizable.
 You're going to be able to get it in touch and non-touch versions, you're going to be
 able to get it in full HD and 4K, and it also is going to be coming with USB Type-C, which
 is another thing that Dell is going to be pushing across its entire product lineup this
 coming year.
 Another first for Dell this year is its first wireless monitor, which you can see not only
 works here with the Latitude version of the XPS, but also works with mobile phones.
 So you can cast both of those to the screen at the same time.
 This particular monitor will have different options for full HD and 4K.
 It'll also have options for wireless charging in the base.
 Now this is probably the most impressive display that Dell is going to launch this year.
 This is a 30 inch OLED 4K monitor, and it's their first OLED monitor ever.
 You can see if you look really closely, it's running by USB Type-C here.
 So another continuation of that trend in all of Dell's new products this year, really pushing
 USB Type-C. But if you're still working off of Thunderbolt or you need other ports, Dell
 is going to be releasing a big series of converters so that you can basically mix and match to
 make your laptops work with any different monitor.
 Now this is just some of the many products that Dell is launching this year at CES in
 what they're calling their biggest product launch ever.
 And that includes everything from these monitors and laptops to things like a battery that
 can charge your laptop and your phone at the same time, to USB Type-C converters so that
 you don't get lost when you switch to USB Type-C.
 So there's a whole bunch more coming from Dell.
 Almost all of it is available now, and if not now, this spring.
 For more on all of this from Dell and everything else here at CES, head to theverge.com or
 go to youtube.com slash theverge and subscribe.