Starting at just $950, the new Dell XPS 13 is more bughet-friendly without sacrificing too heavily on performance. The Intel Core i3 base model XPS 13 also comes rocking 4GB of DDR4 RAM and a ...

Dell XPS 13 (9350) has been launched with the second-generation Intel Core Ultra 200V 'Lunar Lake' laptop CPUs. The new Dell XPS 13 (9350) model runs on Windows 11 Home, sports a 13.4-inch IPS LCD ...

Dell’s new XPS 13 laptops are thin, light, and generally a lot smaller than you’d expect a notebook with a 13.3 inch display to be. That’s because the bezel around the screen is just 5.2mm ...

While none of the three XPS laptops can replace a gaming laptop, if you want to do some light, casual gaming on your thin and light ultrabook, the Intel Lunar Lake model XPS 13 (9350) has a clear ...

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Now, Dell is ready to do justice to the XPS 13. The 2020 model brings over everything we saw with the 2-in-1, except the ability to fold around (naturally).

An image of a 2-in-1 version of the popular Dell XPS 13 was spotted in the company's official website. There is not much else known about the device, which will likely be showcased at the upcoming ...

When Intel formally launched its seventh-generation Core processors, you could practically hear the outcry for an updated Dell XPS 13 that uses them. It's a fan favorite among laptops, but a ...

The XPS 13 Developer Edition model 9370 changes that. The latest and greatest pre-built Linux hardware now features full support for Ubuntu 18.04, the latest (and possibly greatest) Linux OS.

Sure, but for that scenario there's the XPS 15. After the Kaby Lake upgrade, the other major improvement is the move from a 56wHR 4-cell battery to a slightly greater capacity 60wHR model.

When the new XPS 15 review arrived at my home, I thought there was a mistake. The box just didn’t seem big enough to hold a 15-inch laptop, or at least not one the size of last year’s model.