 And here we have a new Inspiron laptop right here. It's the Inspiron 7000 series. So that's a new one. Is it the first time you show this one? Yes. So here at IFA is the first time. So this we're upgrading to the 8th Gen Intel 4 versus S. So we'll see a different response on there. We have actually been moving to the narrow bezels either side. It's helping us to get to a smaller screen size. Some versions have touch, some don't? Yeah, we do models with touch and without. But we're looking at it's a brushed aluminium finish. So it's good quality material. It's also a nice thinner light system. So it's very easy and portable. You'll see we have it in the pink champagne colour. We also do versions with silver. So we have a choice on the colour options here. Good size SD card. Two superspeed USB. One more here. What we also have is we have models that have an option where we have a fingerprint reader. Indeed powerful. Might not be on this one. But that allows us to support for Windows Hello. So authentication with the fingerprint. Again just improving usability. And so what's the price for that one? On the 8th generation Intel. It would be 899 Euros. Start again with different models. Like 6 or 8 gigabytes around. I'm not sure in the exact configuration. But this is available now. So as of today. So all the details will be on the website to delve up the... Two different sizes, right? Yeah, we do 13 inch and 15 inch. So this is a 13 inch clamshell. We have a 15 inch clamshell. We also do a 15 inch with a 360 hinge. So a 2 in 1. Which means you can actually turn around and use it in a tablet mode. We have support for active pen as well. So you have a very natural drawing or writing interface with the Windows operating system. We also have on the system, we have a software called SmartBite. And that's, we're seeing much more users are using the laptops now for consuming video content. And with the SmartBite technology it allows you to prioritize video streaming or communications. So it gives a better user experience and minimizes the times when you have to have buffering. So it kind of like pauses every other process? It prioritizes other things. Not the processes, it's the network. So it's similar as we have in our XPS portfolio where it's a killer wireless. It has it in hardware. But this is bringing in a software level and we have that across the Inspiron 7000 series now. And it has a good battery life? Yes, I can't remember exactly. We've ran about nine hours I think on the battery life. And it's available how soon? 31st of August, available today. Right now.