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Photos: Dell's new luxury lineup

New XPS laptops, PCs and other consumer products are designed to appeal to the techno jet set.
By Bill Detwiler, Contributor
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Dell unveiled its XPS 600 desktop as part of its new line of high-end holiday product offerings. The company's new branding strategy caters to technology-savvy customers and PC game enthusiasts. The XPS 600 starts at $1,849.

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Dell's XPS M170 notebook comes with a 17-inch screen and starts at $2,699. The mobile computer comes with a 2.26GHz Pentium mobile processor and advanced graphics capabilities.

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Dell introduced two new wide-screen digital televisions as part of its just-announced high-end product line. The 50-inch W5001C plasma HDTV (right) and 32-inch W3201C LCD TV are priced at $3,799 and $1,799, respectively. Both come with built-in HDTV tuners.

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