The latest version of the Dell XPS 15 Touch is a prime choice for anyone working in art, video, or photography, thanks to its edge-to-edge 4K screen, color fidelity, Kaby Lake processor, and Nvidia Pascal graphics. The price is lower than its predecessor, and it's significantly less than its prime rival in the high-end desktop-replacement laptop space, the Apple MacBook Pro 15-inch( at Amazon). This is the power user's laptop we'd recommend for working in the visual arts.
Outwardly, the XPS 15 Touch looks exactly the same as its 2016 iteration, the Dell XPS 15 Touch (9550). The new version is also referred to as the XPS 15 Touch (9560), which Dell says drives home the similarity between the two. The laptop weighs 4.44 pounds, imperceptibly lighter than its 4.48-pound predecessor. It shares the latter's dimensions of 0.66 by 14.06 by 9.27 inches (HWD), and has the same bright, silver-colored aluminum top lid and base, along with a wide, one-piece touchpad embedded in a carbon fiber palm rest. It's more sedate than the similarly priced (and equipped) HP Omen 17 and Origin EVO15-S(,073.00 at ORIGIN PC), both of which are gaming laptops.