@edit1754,
No, the Ultra HD touchscreen has a glass overlay – thats why it is not anti-glare, just "anti-reflective". It also supports an active digitizer pen (Wacom AES).

I hope that's a 3840x2160 on-cell touch panel in the form of its own standard-mount unit, and not just a model-specific glass lamination. If so, I wonder what kind of connector it uses to handle 4-lane eDP and touch USB.

Was really hoping for a 100Wh battery. 80Wh with non-touch FHD screen will get around 6 hours doing moderate productivity work, and falls short of 2018 battery life expectations.

Quote from: AbsolutelyHaram on August 22, 2018, 19:19:07
If yes, then it will be yet another reason to buy the cheaper Dell XPS 15 9570 or faster yet tumor-inducingly ugly Alienware 15 R4 even though both have shockingly poor thermals and throttle even with the rather moderate i7-8750H processor.

What makes you think this one won't throttle??
XPS 15 9570 i7 throttles far less just with a simple undervolt.

Quote from: AbsolutelyHaram on August 22, 2018, 19:19:07Will the UK, German or Swiss keyboards share the same squashed +/-, #, * keys as it is thr case with the P52, P52s, T580, E580?

No, its a full-size keyboard – same keyboard size as on 14 inch systems like the ThinkPad T480s.

Dell XPS 15 competitor is the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme, not the P1. lol

Will the UK, German or Swiss keyboards share the same squashed +/-, #, * keys as it is thr case with the P52, P52s, T580, E580?

If yes, then it will be yet another reason to buy the cheaper Dell XPS 15 9570 or faster yet tumor-inducingly ugly Alienware 15 R4 even though both have shockingly poor thermals and throttle even with the rather moderate i7-8750H processor.

I wish there was more choice of good keyboards in this slim bezel market.

"Dell XPS 15 competitor: Lenovo ThinkPad P1"

What a great joke! :)))