Dell XPS L702X Drivers for Windows 7 64-Bit

The Dell XPS 17 1710X is a versatile Dell notebook with a 17.3in touch screen and an upscale configuration that includes an Intel Core i7 quad-core CPU, two hard drives, and a powerful NVIDIA graphics processor. Dell has removed many older connectivity options, such as VGA, but included mod cons like DisplayPort. The Dell XPS 17 1710X is a large notebook: the base is 415mm wide and 285mm deep and weighs more than 4kg.

XPS L702X

The Dell XPS 17 1710X has two USB 2.0 ports (one of which also functions as an eSATA port), three audio ports (including digital output), an SD card slot and a Blu-ray drive (or burner, depending on the configuration you choose). More connections are located on the back of the notebook: You get two USB 3.0 ports, Gigabit Ethernet ports, HDMI and DisplayPort, and an antenna port for internal digital TV tuners. It doesn't have FireWire and VGA, and also doesn't have an ExpressCard expansion slot. We are not sad at all with this negligence, although it would be nice to have an ExpressCard slot if you need to use a FireWire or dock expansion in the future. The XPS 17 also has Bluetooth, 802.11n dual-band Wi-Fi, and a 0.9-megapixel webcam, Skype certified.

Dell sends an XPS 17 with a touch interface called the Dell Touch Zone, which spends almost a third of the space on the Desktop when opened, and can be used to launch image, music, video and Web applications. At the top of the screen, you will find the Dell Dock, which allows you to do many similar tasks - this is more annoying than useful. Overall, the touch screen has limited usefulness and how practical it will depend on the application you are using. [References: pcworld]