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Dell XPS 17 9720 Laptop 17 inch UHD+ Touchscreen Display, Intel Core i7-12700H, 16GB DDR5, 512GB SSD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050, Killer Wi-Fi 6, Window 11 Pro, 1-Year Premium Support - Silver

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Condition
Used - Like New
Model
XPS9720-7225PLT-PUS
Storage
16 GB
Memory
512 GB
Screen size
17 in
Weight
10.6 lb
Color
Silver
Works with
External Display, Mouse, Keyboard, Storage Device, Printer, etc.

Description

Fuel even the most intensive creative projects with up to 12th Gen Intel Core processors, NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics and DDR5 memory. Our most powerful XPS laptop to date. Improve your focus with a simpler, more intuitive experience and effortless navigation. Get things done with fewer clicks and swipes using the refreshed Start, Taskbar, and Navigation Center. Dell incorporates sustainability into everything we do, from choosing sustainable materials for products and packaging to reusing, remanufacturing or responsibly recycling them at the end of their lifecycle. Take your projects to a new level. Get AI-acceleration in top creative apps backed by the NVIDIA Studio platform. The GeForce RTX Series laptops are built to perform in record time. The XPS 17 is available with GeForce RTX 3050 graphics. The discrete graphics feature offers unique dual opposite outlet fans, resulting in more airflow overall and improved skin temperatures. XPS configurations badged with Creator Edition have been carefully selected for those wishing to cultivate their content creation skills—be it photography, graphic design, music production or beyond. If you’re looking to do your best work, NVIDIA GPUs can make it happen—fast. Render quicker. Expand audio into an immersive 3D soundscape with our quad speaker design and Waves Nx 3D Audio for Speakers. The XPS 17 is the first-ever laptop featuring Waves Nx 3D Audio for Speakers tuned by multi-Grammy Award winning producer, Jack Joseph Puig. Stay immersed in the creative flow with high resolution, color-rich panels and increased viewing space to keep you productive. Integrated Eyesafe display technology helps to reduce harmful blue light while maintaining vivid color. The stunning four-sided Infinity Edge display enables an amazing screen-to-body ratio providing a 17-inch screen in a 15-inch size form factor. With a variety of technologies, the new XPS 17 enables more productivity, faster. Log-on instantly with built-in lid sensor that powers up the laptop in milliseconds, plus log-on securely with facial recognition or fingerprint reader and Windows Hello. The black carbon fiber palm rest, inspired by the aerospace industry, allows for maximum strength and minimal weight. Elevated essentials: The XPS 17 features a massive display, a broad, comfortable touchpad and an edge-to-edge backlit keyboard with large key caps for maximum productivity. 1. 2x Thunderbolt 4 (USB Type-C) with DisplayPort and Power Delivery | 2. Full-size SD card reader v6.0 | 3. 3.5mm headphone/microphone combo jack | 4. Wedge-shaped lock slot | 5. 2x Thunderbolt 4 (USB Type-C) with DisplayPort and Power Delivery. Dell 24 Monitor FHD - SE2422HX Premier Keyboard-Mouse KM7321W Dell USB-C Mobile Adapter Thoughtfully designed Slim bezels. Built-in power supply unit and cable holder. VESA mount compatible. Multi-device, Wireless Seamlessly connect three devices with this premium keyboard and mouse combo. Multi-functional USB-C port With a USB-C downstream port that supports power pass through, video and data, Easy on the eyes Flicker-free, anti-glare screen. Reduce eye fatigue with ComfortView feature. Navigate with precision Adjust to your preferred preset DPIs with Dell Peripheral Manager (DPM) software Stable connection Connect to various form factors from clamshells to 2-in-1s to detachable.

Specs 84

Brand Dell
Model Name XPS 17
Screen Size 17 inches
Color Silver
Hard Disk Size 512 GB
CPU Model Core I7 12700H
Ram Memory Installed Size 512 GB
Operating System Windows 11 Pro

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Hard to open lid
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