While Dell managed to surprise us with its rather handsome XPS 15 — the sibling of the thin-bezel XPS 13 laptop — at Computex, it’s also bringing us a range of both new and refreshed models ahead of the Windows 10 launch. Starting off with the headliner, we have the Inspiron 15 7000 series laptop (pictured above) that runs on Intel’s quad-core Core i7H chip, and it’s garnished with Waves MaxxAudio enhancement plus a “performance class” NVIDIA graphics processor with 4GB of GDDR5 memory, so you’ll get some good gaming action on it. Most importantly, the machine’s 15-inch FHD display has an optional 4K touchscreen upgrade that looks stunning, though it isn’t clear as to how long that 74WHr battery can last for. The price? All we know so far is that it’ll start from 5,999 yuan or about $970 when it launches in China on August 7th. %Gallery-slideshow293847%

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