 Hi guys, it's Vlad with The Verge here at IFA 2012 in Berlin. We're at Dell's booth where three brand new products have been introduced. This right here is the Dell XPS 127. The new difference is that it actually has a touch screen now. It has a 10 point touch screen which should work nicely with Windows 8. It has Intel Core i7 processors, etc, etc. And one of its neat new tricks is that it's got this reclining stand which can make it, it goes down to about a 45 degree angle when you want to have it, let's say, on a tabletop. And something like 70 degrees if you want to be creative in the office. That's kind of the way that Dell is pitching it. But it has a cool stand, it has a massive touch screen, 27 inches. That's number one. Dell describes this as XPS XL. So this is the largest of their new products. Today, Dell is also introducing two new tablets slash laptops. One is the Dell XPS GO 12. It is an Intel based Windows 8 tablet which comes with a flip stand. It's very much like an old Inspiron design that Dell had where it flips out to be a tablet with a keyboard attached or you can flip it back in and it works as a laptop. Unfortunately, Dell had this behind glass. Just before it put the glass dome on, I got to try out the flip hinge and it was very quick, very easy and smooth in operation. So it looks interesting, it looks appealing. But the most exciting thing is the new Windows RT tablet, the Dell XPS 10. Again, it was behind glass so what we could really do is take a few pictures and look at it. It has a touchable keyboard look like quite a few of the new devices that we've seen from the likes of Samsung. And the way that Dell pitches both of these devices is that convertibles were always the most fun. No price details or release details are being announced yet. This is just our very first look at all three of these new XPS products.
 Hi guys, it's Vlad with The Verge here at IFA 2012 in Berlin.
 We're at Dell's booth where three brand new products have been introduced.
 This right here is the Dell XPS 127.
 The new difference is that it actually has a touch screen now.
 It has a 10 point touch screen which should work nicely with Windows 8.
 It has Intel Core i7 processors, etc, etc.
 And one of its neat new tricks is that it's got this reclining stand
 which can make it, it goes down to about a 45 degree angle
 when you want to have it, let's say, on a tabletop.
 And something like 70 degrees if you want to be creative in the office.
 That's kind of the way that Dell is pitching it.
 But it has a cool stand, it has a massive touch screen, 27 inches.
 That's number one. Dell describes this as XPS XL.
 So this is the largest of their new products.
 Today, Dell is also introducing two new tablets slash laptops.
 One is the Dell XPS GO 12.
 It is an Intel based Windows 8 tablet which comes with a flip stand.
 It's very much like an old Inspiron design that Dell had
 where it flips out to be a tablet with a keyboard attached
 or you can flip it back in and it works as a laptop.
 Unfortunately, Dell had this behind glass.
 Just before it put the glass dome on, I got to try out the flip hinge
 and it was very quick, very easy and smooth in operation.
 So it looks interesting, it looks appealing.
 But the most exciting thing is the new Windows RT tablet, the Dell XPS 10.
 Again, it was behind glass so what we could really do is take a few pictures and look at it.
 It has a touchable keyboard look like quite a few of the new devices
 that we've seen from the likes of Samsung.
 And the way that Dell pitches both of these devices is that convertibles were always the most fun.
 No price details or release details are being announced yet.
 This is just our very first look at all three of these new XPS products.