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Dell XPS 13 Series The Ultrabook concept was announced by Intel at Computex 2011. This new generation of notebooks would use low power Intel processors, have an extremely thin profile and could also include certain tablet functions. We’ve seen a huge number and variants of Ultrabooks by many manufacturers in the first wave of these ‘MacBook Air-killer’ devices. Dell seemed to take it slow and only released their first Ultrabook in the first quarter of 2012.

While most manufacturers decided to brand their Ultrabooks under new names and with many variants and sizes, Dell used its already prominent ‘ XPS’ range to market theirs with just one size. The Dell XPS 13 certainly turns heads. Like its bigger brother, the Dell XPS 14Z, it has a curvaceous silver aluminium body with a reduced chassis size for its screen. This makes it real compact even for an Ultrabook. Dell had managed to squeeze a 13 inch display into what they say is an 11 inch body. In reality, it doesn’t really get to that but it is close enough and is definitely smaller than all the other 13 inch Ultrabooks.

The XPS13 has a carbon fiber bottom covered with a thin rubberized coating making keeping the laptop firmly in its place when typing. The bonded Corning Gorilla Glass display gives the display a slightly more solid feel. Dell offers the XPS 13 for 999 € onwards same as the Asus Zenbook UX31 which is its main competitor. However, its 1366 x 768 display resolution is noticeably lower than the when compared to the 1600 x 900 panel on the UX31. Advantages of the XPS 13 over the UX31 include its backlight keyboard, more responsive keys and a smaller size. 90% Dell XPS 13 review Source: The Dell XPS 13 is still one of the best laptops you can buy, offering top performance, brilliant battery life and excellent build quality.

However, in 2013, touchscreen technology is no longer an expensive luxury. It's the bread and butter of the Windows 8 experience, and Dell has let us down by not offering the option on its flagship Ultrabook. While we love the Dell XPS 13, we'd recommend holding off for a touchscreen version, or trying the Acer Aspire S7 if you want to get the most from Windows 8. Single Review, online available, Short, Date: Rating: Total score: 90%. Small Business Notebook Review: Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook Source: The Dell XPS 13 is a comfortable Ultrabook to use in all types of situations. It's light and small, so it won't take up much room in your briefcase or backpack.

The keyboard is usable with the exception of a few keys, and the palm rejection on the touchpad is excellent. It is missing some features like a wired Ethernet port and HDMI that could make it a non-starter for some folks.

Single Review, online available, Short, Date. 60% Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook review Source: The XPS 13 has a respectably long battery life of just over seven hours but other Ultrabooks can last even longer. The backlit keyboard is very comfortable thanks to its responsive keys that give just the right amount of feedback when pressed, although the cursor and Function keys are smaller than usual. Though the touchpad is large and accurate, it’s easy to accidentally brush against it when typing and inadvertently move the cursor and type text in to a random place in a document. Video review Single Review, online available, Very Short, Date: Rating: Total score: 60%. 60% Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook review Source: The XPS 13 has a respectably long battery life of just over seven hours but other Ultrabooks can last even longer.

The backlit keyboard is very comfortable thanks to its responsive keys that give just the right amount of feedback when pressed, although the cursor and Function keys are smaller than usual. Though the touchpad is large and accurate, it’s easy to accidentally brush against it when typing and inadvertently move the cursor and type text in to a random place in a document. Single Review, online available, Short, Date: Rating: Total score: 60%.

70% Review: Dell XPS 13 Source: The Dell XPS 13 is a truly portable computing device where a great deal of attention has been paid to the aesthetics as well as to its features. The performance is snappy due to its fast hardware and you can be sure that it will not slow down even after months of usage, thanks to the fast SSD inside. Our only qualms about the gadget are due to poor viewing angles of the display and erratic behaviour of the touchpad. If you want to buy a something as portable as a MacBook Air but are short on cash, this is a worthy alternative despite its expensive pricing.

However, for the vast majority of users, this will be an expensive proposition, so it's better to wait for the ultrabook prices to drop. Single Review, online available, Very Short, Date: Rating: Total score: 70% price: 50% performance: 80% features: 90% ergonomy: 90%. Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook Review Source: The Dell XPS 13 brings nothing new to the ultrabook market, as the basic performance shows. But what it does do, and with a lot of class, is an ultrabook form factor that’s desirable by many.

You’re not stuck with different aspects of a design you may or may not appreciate. The XPS 13 is a class act from Dell, and if you ignore the rather liberal inspiration from the MacBook Air, then the aluminum chassis with carbon fiber composite base presents an aesthetically pleasing design. The light weight and 18mm – 6mm thickness is something that makes for an ideal ultrabook.

Also, starting at $300 cheaper than a similarly specced MacBook Air, you can’t go wrong with the XPS 13 at all. Single Review, online available, Very Short, Date. 80% Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook review Source: Dell is last to market with its Ultrabook, but in many ways the XPS 13 has been worth the wait. With a 13.3in screen crammed into a 12in-equivalent body, it’s innovative and beautifully designed, combining attractive elegance with practical user comfort and good battery life. Build quality is superb and, thanks to its great backlit keyboard and lovely touchpad, usability is up there with the best. Unfortunately, connectivity suffers from the smaller chassis and the screen’s poor viewing angles really let the side down, meaning the similarly compact Samsung Series 9 900X3B is a far better proposition if you can afford the extra.

If not, however, the Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook is a great premium option. Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: Rating: Total score: 80% price: 80% performance: 70% features: 80% display: 70% mobility: 90% ergonomy: 100%.

90% Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook Review Source: As we would expect from an Ultrabook the initial impression users will get from the XPS 13 is one of a high quality build. The aluminium lid looks good and feels sturdy and well made with the carbon fibre sides adding a nice contrast while also offering durability. The system feels well balanced in use and of course with the dimensions of 0.71x12.4x8.1' and weight of 1.36KG it feels compact and light. Single Review, online available, Very Long, Date: Rating: Total score: 90% price: 80% performance: 80% workmanship: 100%. 65% Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook Review Source: The new Dell XPS 13 range starts from Rs.79,900, which is just too expensive for what’s on offer. Granted, it’s a very well put together Ultrabook and it has looks to die for, but once again, it’s really hard to ignore the big fat elephant in the room.

If thin and light is your main concern, then Acer’s TimeLine X series offers very good value for money notebooks. It obviously doesn’t have aluminium and carbon fibre, but it gets the job done. Ultrabooks are very good alternative to netbooks, but not at these prices. Single Review, online available, Short, Date: Rating: Total score: 65%. 90% Dell XPS 13 review Source: From a design perspective, the XPS 13 is a fantastic addition to Dell's lineup, establishing a new bar that Dell should aim to clear with its future products. The laptop is attractive, solid, and fast.

Battery life is good if you don't go crazy with the screen brightness. Audio is better than you'd expect, and the keyboard and trackpad (after the driver update) don't disappoint. With better display quality, it would be a slam-dunk. Unfortunately, the middling resolution, iffy color reproduction, and poor off-axis viewing leave a considerable stain on what would otherwise be a five-star product.

Let's hope that Dell releases a revised version this summer that carries Intel's Ivy Bridge chips and a better display. Single Review, online available, Very Short, Date: Rating: Total score: 90%. 80% Dell XPS 13 - Fast, Compact and Portable Source: They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery; if that's the case, Apple should be proud because the XPS 13 looks a lot like a MacBook Air. Having said that, we do like the unique touches Dell has incorporated into their design. We loved the smaller form factor and the soft-touch wrist pad and, while it wasn't all that impressive, the carbon fiber base plate did at least prove to be equal, if not slightly better, than aluminum as a build material.

Single Review, online available, Long, Date: Rating: Total score: 80% price: 80% performance: 80% mobility: 85%. Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook Review: Best Ultrabook Yet Source: The Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook is an impressive notebook that delivers a lot in a small package, especially at $999. If the trackpad was as good as that on the Macbook Air I would say that Dell had bested Apple in that price range, but sadly that’s not the case. Even though the XPS 13 carries the same size display as the 13 inch MacBook Air, the $300 price difference and the higher resolution of the Air put the two at opposite ends of the spectrum.

Single Review, online available, Medium, Date. 90% Dell XPS 13 Source: From a design perspective, the XPS 13 is a fantastic addition to Dell's lineup, establishing a new bar that Dell should aim to clear with its future products. The laptop is attractive, solid, and fast. Battery life is good if you don't go crazy with the screen brightness. Audio is better than you'd expect, and the keyboard and trackpad (after the driver update) don't disappoint. With better display quality, it would be a slam-dunk.

Unfortunately, the middling resolution, iffy color reproduction, and poor off-axis viewing leave a considerable stain on what would otherwise be a five-star product. Let's hope that Dell releases a revised version this summer that carries Intel's Ivy Bridge chips and a better display. Single Review, online available, Very Short, Date: Rating: Total score: 90%. 80% Dell XPS 13 Source: The Dell XPS 13 has become one of our top Ultrabook picks.

You really can't go wrong with most first gen Ultrabooks since they share similar specs and shoot for higher end appointments, but Dell has a winner with their combination of premium materials, excellent performance and great looks. The XPS 13 is extremely sturdy yet slim, uses innovative materials like carbon fiber and a Gorilla Glass display and is the most compact 13' Ultrabook so far. Dell uses premium parts like Intel Advanced N-6230 wireless and Samsung's fast PM830 SSD, while the competitors often go with lesser parts to keep costs down.

This is a fast Ultrabook with a very good backlit keyboard and a pleasing display, even if we wish there were an IPS option. Single Review, online available, Long, Date: Rating: Total score: 80%. 80% Dell XPS 13 (2012 Ultrabook Version) Review and Ratings Source: In recent months, we've heard a whole bee colony's worth of buzz around ultrabooks—2012's new breed of super-thin, powerful laptops—from both the concept's initiator (chip maker Intel) and practically the whole wide world of laptop vendors. Anyone shopping for an ultrabook should consider the well-rounded $999 version of the XPS 13, a 13.3-inch-screened model with stellar build quality and competitive performance at a fair price. Single Review, online available, Long, Date: Rating: Total score: 80%.

80% Dell XPS 13 13.3-inch Laptop PC Source: Dell's entry into the ultrabook market may be fairly late but it was definitely well thought out. By taking their time, Dell has refined their design to offer an extremely compact design that uses the full ultrabook specification including Intel Smart Connect Technology.

Performance is very fast with boot and wake times that are some of the fastest ever thanks to the high speed solid state drive included with it. Single Review, online available, Short, Date: Rating: Total score: 80%. 80% Dell XPS 13 Source: There will be a flood of new ultrabooks coming with the arrival of Intel's 'Ivy Bridge' processor update this year, but Dell has set the bar very high without needing new silicon. If it had just one or two of the missing ports we groused about—say HDMI and a card reader—the Dell XPS 13 would be spectacular; as is, if you don't mind carrying a dongle or two, it's an ultra-small, ultra-sophisticated choice that shoots to the top of ultrabook shopping lists. Single Review, online available, Very Short, Date: Rating: Total score: 80%. 70% Dell XPS 13 Source: The first Very Important Laptop of 2012 has arrived, in the form of the new Dell XPS 13.

This is Dell's first ultrabook and even though the company is a little late to that particular game, the XPS 13 nails a lot of what makes for a good ultrabook experience. Dell packs a 13-inch display into a very small footprint in the XPS 13 ultrabook, making it one of the few slim laptops that actually tops the MacBook Air in some areas. Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: Rating: Total score: 70% performance: 70% mobility: 70%. 80% Dell XPS 13 (2012) Review Source: From its stylish and compact carbon-fiber design to the backlit keyboard to its fast SSD, there's a lot to like about the $999 Dell XPS 13. Intel's Smart Connect technology is yet another plus, which will help you get right back to work when you lift the lid. However, the lack of an SD card slot and the below-average battery life detract from what is otherwise an excellent system. Overall, Dell has delivered a solid Ultrabook for $300 less than the MacBook Air.

It should find plenty of takers. Single Review, online available, Short, Date: Rating: Total score: 80%. Initial Impressions: Dell XPS 13 Source: After spending an afternoon with the XPS 13, my opinion is just as favorable as it was when I first laid eyes on it at the start of the year. It’s a system that is so un-Dell-like (and I mean that in the best possible way) that I’ve actually carried it around the office to show it to coworkers, most of whom are similarly impressed.

I reserve final judgement until I get some hard performance numbers and spend a lot more time with it, but for now, it feels like the only thing stopping me from running out and buying one myself is the knowledge that Intel’s Ivy Bridge chips will be shipping in a few months, and I really want a laptop with one of those. Single Review, online available, Very Short, Date. Dell XPS 13 first look Source: The overall design and feel of the XPS 13 is certainly premium and the inclusion of a larger 13.3in screen in an 11in form factor is something which makes it a very appealing prospect - but we'll reservce final judgement until we get one into the office for testing. The Dell XPS 13 will be available in the US next month with prices starting at $999 (Core i5, 128GB SSD, 4GB RAM) and will be available elsewhere in March, with UK info yet to be released. Single Review, online available, Very Short, Date.

80% Dell XPS 13 Review: An Ultrabook For Business Pros Source: After spending some time with the Dell XPS 13 we were left with the feeling that this is actually a reasonable alternative to a MacBook Air. Yes, if you buy the XPS 13 you have to live without Apple's operating system and you have to settle for a less-than-stellar screen.

But you get a VERY durable Gorilla Glass screen, carbon fiber to keep the notebook cool, and exceptional performance with great battery life. Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: Rating: Total score: 80% price: 70% performance: 100% features: 80% mobility: 100% ergonomy: 90%. 83% Dell XPS 13 review Source: Aside from an improved screen, we could barely ask for any more from Dell’s XPS 13. It’s attractive, built superbly, and the keyboard is an absolute joy. A bigger problem concerns the price.

With the top-spec XPS 13 coming in at £300 more than Asus’ Zenbook UX31, the capacious, cutting-edge SSD pushes the price above its similarly-specified rival. Don’t let that put you off, however - settle for one of the more affordable models in the range, and a slightly smaller SSD, and Dell’s XPS 13 is capable of delivering a slice of Ultrabook excellence like no other. Single Review, online available, Very Short, Date: Rating: Total score: 83% price: 50% performance: 83% features: 83% ergonomy: 83%. 90% Dell XPS 13 review Source: If you're buying one, then you might want to spend money on a big SSD, rather than on a fast processor. This laptop isn't really about speed, it's about style, but it would be handy to store more files on it, especially with photos and video taking up so much space. We really found the Core i5 to be powerful enough for everything we wanted to do with it, and as nice as the i7 would be, it's not entirely necessary.

Single Review, online available, Short, Date: Rating: Total score: 90%. Dell XPS 13 Ultraportable Review Source: Those looking for a long-haul machine or a machine for pounding out a thousand words at a time should look elsewhere. The Dell performs admirably in just about all areas, but doesn’t really excel in any. If style, processing power and portability are among your top considerations in a Windows laptop, the Dell XPS 13 Ultraportable should be in your short list. Single Review, online available, Short, Date: Dell XPS 13-321X-0281 Specifications Notebook: Processor: 2637M Graphics Adapter: Display: 13.3 inch, 16:9, 1366 x 768 pixels Weight: 1.4kg Price: 1600 euro Links: Pricecompare. Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook Review Source: Many people still think of Dell as that company that can sell you a cheap, but reasonably reliable laptop.

Our household had the trusty 12-inch 700m for a number of years and it was a great little notebook. The problem with older Dells is that, well, they weren’t exactly the prettiest things to look at.The Dell XPS 13 is different. Yes, it borrows a lot of inspiration from the MacBook Air, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Single Review, online available, Long, Date. 83% Review: Dell XPS 13 Source: By adding a stunning Full HD display, Dell has addressed our biggest complaint with the original model. There’s still room for improvement, not least with the touchpad, but, as one of the few Full HD Ultrabook’s available, and a respectably priced one at that, the Dell XPS 13 emerges as a bigger bargain than ever in 2013. Single Review, online available, Very Short, Date: Rating: Total score: 83% price: 83% performance: 83% features: 100% workmanship: 100%.

83% Dell XPS 13 (2013) review Source: By adding a stunning Full HD display, Dell has addressed our biggest complaint with the original model. There’s still room for improvement, not least with the touchpad, but, as the only Full HD Ultrabook available for less than £1,000, the Dell XPS 13 emerges as a bigger bargain than ever in 2013. It wholly deserves to take its place at the top of PC Pro’s A-List. Single Review, online available, Short, Date: Rating: Total score: 83% price: 83% performance: 83% features: 100% workmanship: 100%. 80% Dell XPS 13-MLK Source: The Dell XPS 13-MLK is a good fit for the road warrior who wants to carry some multimedia horsepower with her.

Its 1080p screen, capacious SSD, and Core i5 power will go a long way if you need to rework a complex PowerPoint presentation or work on some photos for a pitch on the road. They're also good components for the travelling artist, especially if you're already used to carrying your work on an external USB 3.0 drive. The things holding the XPS 13 back from our highest honors are the lack of a touch screen and a lower battery life than the current high-end ultrabook Editor's Choice, the Asus Zenbook Prime Touch UX31A-BHI5T.

Thanks to a better bang for the buck and that touch screen, the Asus UX31A-BHI5T holds on to its ultrabook crown. Single Review, online available, Short, Date: Rating: Total score: 80%. What a Difference 1080p Makes Source: I don't think I'm out of line for being disappointed that the fundamental flaws of the Dell XPS 13's chassis design that I cited a year ago haven't really changed. Maybe I'm the only person that uses Intel's Quick Sync, but I've found it to be a tremendously useful tool in the field as a videographer just for making it easy to hand off YouTube ready clips to anyone who wants them, and the lack of an SD card reader in the XPS 13 is aggravating. Single Review, online available, Long, Date. 80% Dell 2013 XPS 13 Source: Dell's XPS 13 may seem a bit bland by the latest Windows 8 standards with ultrabooks featuring touchscreens but it still offers a solid and compact option for those wanting a premium feeling system.

The updated internals offer an additional USB 3.0 port and give it better battery life while leaving performance slightly improved. It is a shame that they didn't take a bit more time to update it more with an SD card slot or a higher resolution display. Single Review, online available, Short, Date: Rating: Total score: 80%. 72% Still can't touch this sleek ultrabook Source: The Dell XPS 13 is a slightly fancier version of last year's Dellbook Air: compact, functional, and upgraded with an excellent display. But its price - and its lack of touch-screen options - leave it as a product I'd have some reservations recommending for everyone. It feels like last year's product in a 2013 Windows 8 world that's moved on from basic ultrabooks - or, at this price, one that at least includes touch. Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: Rating: Total score: 72% performance: 70% mobility: 70%.

Revisiting Dell's XPS 13 Ultrabook, In Full HD Source: Dell is proud as peacock about the display upgrade it gave the XPS 13, and it should be. Not only does it boast a Full HD 1080p (1920x1080) resolution providing end-users with more real-estate than is typical from a 13.3-inch display, but it's also an extremely high quality panel. Colors pop off the screen, it's bright and vibrant, and it's not saddled with strict viewing angles. In fact, you can still see the screen very well from the side. Single Review, online available, Long, Date.

80% Dell XPS 13 Review Source: We know the XPS 13 is a year-old design. If that knowledge was somehow blasted out of our memory, however, we wouldn’t have noticed. In some areas, like build quality and battery life, this aging system remains more advanced than competitors just coming to market. Despite its advantages, the original version was held back by its ho-hum 1366 x 768 display.

The 1080p panel resolves that problem entirely. Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: Rating: Total score: 80%. Dell XPS 13 Review: Editor’s Choice Windows 8 Ultrabook Source: The Dell XPS 13 is a great Ultrabook that delivers a lot of features in a small package. With a starting price below $1,000, the XPS 13 delivers serious value to shoppers looking for a good looking, powerful Ultrabook. Power users should consider the $400 price bump to get a 1080P HD display, double the RAM and double the storage, which still leaves the XPS 13 priced competitively with a similarly configured MacBook Air 13-inch. At the entry-level, the XPS 13 is comparable to the 11-inch MacBook Air on price, but offers a larger screen. Single Review, online available, Medium, Date.

60% Dell XPS 13 (2013) Review Source: We're glad that Dell updated its XPS 13 with a faster processor, 256GB SSD and a full HD display. We also continue to love the compact design with soft-touch finish.

However, $1,599 is a lot to spend for a Windows 8 notebook that doesn't offer touch or an SD Card. Although it doesn't offer as much battery life (unless you upgrade to the optional slice), the Acer Aspire S7-391 has an even thinner and lighter design than the XPS 13 and includes a 1080p touch screen.

Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: Rating: Total score: 60%. 80% Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition review - Linux laptop an Ultrabook in all but name Source: The XPS 13 Developer Edition has competition: Lenovo's ThinkPad, Apple's MacBook Retina or Air, or Google's Chromebook Pixel. These machines aren't customized for Linux work, but they're technically superior in construction and software certification, and it's nothing for developers to strip what's there and install any operating system they want. It will be interesting, however, to revisit this device once it's fully loaded with all the developer tools Dell has planned. Single Review, online available, Short, Date: Rating: Total score: 80%.

Dell's Linux laptop has good hardware, decent toolkit Source: The XPS 13 Developer Edition has competition: Lenovo’s ThinkPad, Apple’s MacBook Retina or Air, or Google's Chromebook Pixel. These machines aren't customized for Linux work, but they're technically superior in construction and software certification, and it's nothing for developers to strip what's there and install any operating system they want.

It will be interesting, however, to revisit this device once it's fully loaded with all the developer tools Dell has planned. Single Review, online available, Short, Date.

83% Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition Source: Single Review, online available, Short, Date: Rating: Total score: 83% Dell XPS 13-9333 The Dell XPS 13-9333 is a performance ultrabook aimed at the highest demanding user on a big budget. The laptop comes with a stylish design with sleek lines and curved edges almost looking like jewellery. The profile is super slim and the entire package weighs less than 1.36 kg, justifying the ultrabook stamp. Build quality is impressive with machine cut aluminium and a carbon fiber base, which makes for comfortable lap placement due to reduced heat radiation. The full-sizeed island-style keyboard has a good tactile feedback and features a backlight. The 13.3 inch LED touchscreen uses Trulife technology and is protected with Corning Gorilla Glass NBT, which ensures scratch resistance.

Hardware includes a 4th generation Intel Core i7-4510U processor with TurboBoost up to 3.1 GHz, 8 GB dual channel DDR3L RAM, Intel HD Graphics 4400 and a 256 GB mSATA SSD. Other technology includes an Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC + Bluetooth 4.0, a widescreen HD webcam, 2 USB 3.0 ports and a mini display port. The audio quality is good with stereo speakers powered by Waves MaxxAudio technology. The Dell XPS 13-9333 comes with Windows 8.1 64-bit OS, which makes especially the touchscreen model a compact setup. Specifications Notebook: Processor: Intel Core i5 4200U Graphics Adapter: Display: 13.3 inch, 16:9, 1920 x 1080 pixels Weight: 1.374kg Price: 1200 euro Links: Pricecompare.

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80% Dell XPS 13 Touch Source: The Dell XPS 13 Touch is a great laptop for users who find themselves constantly having to get work done on the go. Its compact chassis means you'll be able to prop it on your airplane seat tray without worrying that the screen will get crushed if the person seated in front of you decides to recline their seat, and its 9.5-hour battery life should be able to take you from takeoff to landing.

However, the Samsung ATIV Book 9 Plus holds on to its Editors' Choice award for premium ultrabooks; it has better connectivity options (e.g. An Ethernet port, an HDMI port, and an SD card slot), not to mention a higher-resolution screen. Single Review, online available, Very Short, Date: Rating: Total score: 80%. 78% Dell XPS 13 (2014) Review: Same Style New System Source: Dell may not have reinvented the wheel with the new XPS 13, but it has taken a great notebook and made it only better. The curvaceous well-built design and spacious keyboard are still just as alluring as they were last year, and the upgraded specs and features reinvigorate the device to compete against even the most promising ultrabooks on the market. The Dell XPS 13 still isn’t perfect.

The lack of connectivity (namely a SD card reader) may be discouraging for some (especially business users), but this small issue does little to mar the overall package. The boost in performance and added touch capabilities in conjunction with the laptops stellar design help make the XPS 13 a top-tier ultrabook.

Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: Rating: Total score: 78%. 80% Dell XPS 13 review: A small, sexy, and durable Ultrabook Source: The XPS 13 is thin and tough. When I shove it into my carry-on, I forget it’s there until I need it. I don’t feel it, and I don’t worry about it. The only downsides: I’m casting around for a wall socket more often than I’d like, and its dearth of slots and ports drag it down a wee bit. And if you give a lot of presentations, need hard-wired ethernet, or carry a lot of files, you’ll need to load up on dongles and a USB drive. But on the whole, it’s a terrific little machine.

Single Review, online available, Short, Date: Rating: Total score: 80%. 81% A high-end ultrabook that hits all the marks Source: To give credit where it is due, Dell corrected the main issue we had with the last version of the XPS 13. It's still on the expensive side of what this particular set of components should cost, but keep in mind the aluminum/carbon fiber body is excellent, and the actual footprint is noticeably smaller than other 13-inch laptops.

Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: Rating: Total score: 81% performance: 80% mobility: 90%. 90% Dell XPS 13 – najmniejsze 13 cali na rynku Source: Single Review, online available, Very Short, Date: Rating: Total score: 90% Dell XPS 13 9350 WQXGACompact and powerful, the Dell XPS 13 9350 is a superb companion for mobile productivity.

The metal top cover comes in a satin matte finish and boasts a glossy Dell logo dead in the center. Inside, the chassis is produced from a single block of precision cut aluminium while the palm rest is made from carbon fibre for maximum comfort. Weighing only 1.325 kg, the Windows 10 system is a joy to log around. The screen is where this device truly shines as there is a stunning 13.3 inch QHD+ InfinityEdge touch panel. The borderless display ensures an immersive multimedia experience especially together with the stereo speakers, which are professionally tuned using Waves MaxxAudio technology. There is a full-size chiclet backlit keyboard and a seamless glass touchpad to ease navigation.

The connectivity includes two USB 3.0 ports, Thunderbolt 3, USB 3.1 Type C, VGA, and HDMI. There are many Dell XPS 13 9350 variants, but the cream of the crop comes with an Intel Core i7-6560U processor, 8 GB of LPDDR3 RAM, an Intel Iris Graphics 540, and a 256 GB SSD. This configuration only comes in the gold color scheme. Specifications Notebook: Processor: 6560U Graphics Adapter: Display: 13.3 inch, 16:9, 3200 x 1800 pixels Weight: 1.325kg Price: 1300 euro Links: Pricecompare.

80% Dell XPS 13 Review Source: The new Dell XPS 13 is every bit as good as it looks on paper, but it isn't the best ultrabook on the market anymore. Heating is a bit of a concern with the Core i7 model we tested, and it gets uncomfortable after a point if you’re using it on your lap.

We feel a bit disappointed when it comes to onboard storage, which ideally should have been 512GB rather than 256GB. We also could have used either a Micro-HDMI port or an adapter bundled in the box. Single Review, online available, Very Long, Date: Rating: Total score: 80% price: 60% performance: 80% display: 90% workmanship: 80%. 80% Core i7-6560U configuration with Intel Iris 540 graphics Source: Truth is, you’re not going to find a laptop with a 13.3” screen and such a small footprint anywhere else, and it’s just as light and compact as it is powerful and attractive. This particular version tested here handles games better than most other ultraportables, but if that's not something you're interested in, there are other configurations that sell for less and offer increased battery life. Single Review, online available, Short, Date: Rating: Total score: 80%. 90% Dell XPS 13 Source: Dell’s XPS 13 is an excellent piece of engineering that combines the latest Intel hardware with a robust, attractive and portable chassis.

There are minor flaws. The speakers could be louder, the glossy display can be distracting in bright rooms, and the fan can be loud at load. But such nitpicks are outweighed by numerous advantages.

Display, keyboard, touchpad, performance, weight, battery life, size; in all these areas and more the XPS 13 excels. Comparison, online available, Long, Date: Rating: Total score: 90%. Dell XPS 13 Source: The XPS 13 line remains one of our top picks for a 13-inch laptop, because of its striking display, overall solid design and a good set of high-powered features at a reasonable price. This new-for-2016 update offers tweaks both inside (newer CPUs, Iris graphics) and out (the snazzy-looking gold color), but the super-premium price makes it a much tougher sell when there are so many excellent laptops in this category from $1,000 to $1,200 or so. Single Review, online available, Long, Date. 80% Dell XPS 13 Source: The XPS 13 continues to be a solidly designed laptop that's a pleasure to use and attractive to look at. The new gold-colored shell of this model adds an appreciated option for those who aren't happy with same-old silver, and the Iris-packing Core i7 processor provides extra (though still modest) gaming or multimedia muscle.

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Single Review, online available, Long, Date: Rating: Total score: 80% Dell XPS 13 9343-4791 Specifications Notebook: Processor: 5500U Graphics Adapter: Display: 13.3 inch, 3200 x 1800 pixels Weight: 1.3kg Links: Pricecompare. Dell XPS 13 (9365) 2-in-1 review – the good old XPS 13 but more versatile Source: In the end, Dell was able to port all the cool features about the good old XPS 13 with fewer trade-offs than we expected. The build quality is superb – it feels tight, light, thin and premium. The input devices are comfortable to use and will definitely get the work done on the go but we are disappointed to see just two USB-C connectors, one of which will most probably be used for charging. At least one of them supports the Thunderbolt 3 standard and gives plenty of I/O expansion with a little help of a dongle. Single Review, online available, Very Long, Date.

Dell XPS 13 (2017) With Kaby Lake R Review: Faster, Better Than Ever Source: We continue to be impressed by Dell's XPS 13. With an update to an Intel 8th Gen Core processor, one of the best ultrabooks on the market just got better. Pricing starts at $1,199 for a model equipped with a new generation CPU, though as configured, the model we tested primarily here (3200x1800 IGZO touch panel) runs $1,854.99.

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That is a premium price for sure, but it is also a performance oriented configuration with a healthy 16GB of RAM and a capacious 512GB NVMe SSD, along with a beautiful, high-res 3200x1800 touch display. Whether you need such a meaty setup or can get by with a tamer configuration, the XPS 13 is a highly recommended machine. Single Review, online available, Very Long, Date. 100% Test Av Dell Xps 13 9360 Source: Single Review, online available, Short, Date: Rating: Total score: 100% Dell XPS 13 9370, i7-8550UWith its 2018 XPS 13, Dell has managed to make a laptop that only the most demanding users will be able to find tangible fault in.

There are some cheaper rivals, but it successfully undercuts Microsoft’s Surface range for value for money. Now, after multiple generations of sticking with the same chassis, Dell's premium flagship has a new design with slimmer dimensions and a beautiful white-and-gold color scheme. The XPS 13 9370 weighs just 2.65 pounds and is a mere 0.46 inch thick at its thickest point (0.3 inch at its thinnest). Unfortunately, when slimming the XPS 13 down to 0.46 inch, Dell had to ditch the standard, USB Type-A ports and full-size SD card reader that appeared on all the previous generations. On the left side of the XPS 13 9370, a user will find two Thunderbolt 3 ports, which can charge the laptop or connect to high-speed peripherals. There's also a Noble lock slot and a battery gauge, which shows the charge level on a series of five white lights.

The laptop sports a Core i7-8550U CPU, 16 GB of RAM, a 1 TB SSD and a 4K touchscreen. Thanks to Dell's new cooling system, these laptops were also capable of delivering better-sustained performance on long tasks, such as compressing a 4K video or running the same benchmark 10 times in a row. As they heat up during intense tasks, most laptops slow their CPUs down to cool them down. Because it uses a new thermal setup with dual fans, dual heat pipes, and special thermal insulation, the XPS 13 9370 is able to prevent its processor from throttling as aggressively as many other laptops. With its integrated Intel UHD 620 GPU, the XPS 13 9370 is good enough for doing light video editing or playing some games at low settings. The XPS 13 9370's 13.3-inch, InfinityEdge display has bezels that are 23 percent thinner than the almost nonexistent borders on the XPS 7360.

Because there's virtually no frame around the top and sides of the screen, images just seem to pop more. The touchscreen 3,840 x 2,160 4K Ultra HD looks incredible. The insanely high resolution looks amazing on a 13-inch panel and color reproduction is a pleasant level of saturated. Dell claims the 52 Wh battery can run for up to 19 hours in some conditions. It certainly excels in battery life and charges remarkably fast with the supplied charger. Bear in mind that Dell has cut this down from 60 Wh in the previous generation.

This is to save on weight and component space, while the next-gen processors should make the smaller capacity more efficient. With the XPS 13 9370, Dell has moved the webcam from the lower left corner of the bezel to the center bottom. Yes, it's still a 'nose cam' that looks up at a user, but because the lens is centered, it gets a much better angle. Image quality was on a par with other premium laptops and there was only a limited amount of visual noise in the background. Hands-on article by Jagadisa Rajarathnam Specifications Notebook: Processor: 8550U Graphics Adapter: Display: 13.3 inch, 16:9, 1920 x 1080 pixels Weight: 1.22kg Price: 1500 euro Links: Pricecompare.

85% Dell XPS 13 9370 review (i7-8550U, FHD screen) – an upgrade, but not across the board Source: In conclusion, the Dell XPS 9370 is one of the best ultra-portables you can get these days, but is not necessarily the update I’ve been expecting for this iconic series, and I feel Dell has to step up their game with the next iteration if they want to keep the lead in the class, as the competition gets closer by the day. Single Review, online available, Very Long, Date: Rating: Total score: 85%. 85% Dell XPS 13 9370 review (i7-8550U, FHD screen) – an upgrade, but not across the board Source: The Dell XPS 9370 is one of the best ultra-portables you can get these days, even if not necessarily the update I've been expecting as a long-term user of an older XPS 13. Dell focused on making it smaller and lighter, while updating the screens, adding a few extra features and improving aspects that lead to slightly tweaked performance and thermals, but at the same time the IO and battery took a hit, and some of the QC and practicality quirks people have been complaining about on the previous XPS 13s were not addressed.

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Read on for the in-depth analysis. Single Review, online available, Very Long, Date: Rating: Total score: 85%. Dell XPS 13 (9370) review – portable, yet powerful business machine Source: There is a sole leader in the business devices segment and that’s Apple.

A lot of manufacturers are trying to copy its design. Yes – some of them have achieved minor success, offering similar specs (and design) for a far lower price. The notebook we talked about today is a successor to the original “MacBook killer” – XPS 13 (9360). Dell channeled their effort and resources at something new – something that’s going to stand out. And they clearly made it. The neat and stylish design hides a device of impressive performance and beautiful screen.

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