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hey guys this is Eric Franklin from cnet.com and today I'm taking the first look at the Dell XPS 10 this is Dells first Windows RT tablet Windows RT is kind of the light version of Windows 8 you still get the new touch interface and it comes with Microsoft Office but you can't run any other native Windows programs as 10-inch tablets go the XPS 10 is about as light as an iPad has a really wide bezel a depressive all windows button on the front a 2 megapixel front camera a volume rocker and headphone jack power button on top next to a compartment that houses a microSD slot and a 5 megapixel camera on the back on the bottom edge are dual speakers a charging port and a micro USB port the XPS 10 costs 500 bucks for just the tablet or for an extra 180 bucks you can get the keyboard attachment with it the keyboard includes two full USB ports mini HDMI and extra charging port and houses an extra battery the keys are a bit small into my big hands it feels a bit cramped to type on the XPS 10 has a 10.1 inch screen with a 1366 by 768 resolution and while the resolution works well for the windows touch interface and the desktop some games in particular Riptide GP and hydro thunder definitely have more aliasing than I would like it doesn't have as many physical features as a surface RT tablet and I still prefer that wider screen on the surface but the XPS 10 is a fine alternative especially if you want something that feels more like an actual laptop and you want that extra battery life more information check out my full review once again America Franklin and this has been a first look at the Dell XPS