 Hey guys, this is Tom from The Verge and we're looking at the new Dell XPS 12. So at first glance it looks like a sort of 12 inch laptop. It's actually a two in one so you can just literally pull it off and it turns into a tablet. Talking about the keyboard and mouse, it's a full chiclet keyboard. It's quite nice actually to type on which you don't usually see with this sort of like 12 inch device. You also got precision trackpad there as well. In terms of like ports and the specs and stuff, Dell's done a kind of interesting thing here. So unlike like the Apple 12 inch MacBook, you got two USB type C on here. So you can charge and you can also attach an accessory and you can also chuck in an SD card there as well. But that's pretty much it in terms of ports. It kind of goes back on the base and there's no additional ports on the base of here either. I guess the most interesting part of this is obviously the hinge here but it's not really a hinge. You're not going to get any adjustability here. It's at one set angle which is kind of, that's going to be kind of irritating for a lot of people I think. But in terms of like closing it like in the style of a laptop, you literally just put it down like that. And it doesn't, it feels a little bit shaky and flimsy almost like, it feels like I don't know what I'm doing. Is it going to go into place? In terms of the processor inside, Dell is using an Intel Core M5 processor. So it's not obviously an i5 performance but it does feel pretty good, this particular model. I don't notice too much lag, it's pretty speedy to go around and it seems okay. So it will be available starting in November for $999 but you can also go for a 4K option so you can spend a few more dollars on that. And that was a quick look at the Dell XPS 12.