With the revised version of the XPS 13, Dell has packed a lot of power into a streamlined format. Its 13.3 inches and 9 hours of battery life are really put to good use thanks to Intel's 8th generation i7 processor. The 16GB of RAM gives it perfect computing speed for most everyday tasks, but its real trump card is its ROM. Dell has equipped this model with 512GB of SSD memory for ultra-fast boot-up. This capacity is a major asset when the business traveller needs to deploy his computer quickly on a plane, in a terminal or at a conference.
One of the most elaborate aspects of this PC is its screen. Rather than relying on a larger, heavier screen, Dell has taken up the challenge of integrating a 13.3-inch screen into a frame normally intended for an 11-inch display. The gamble paid off. By working on slimming the edges, the XPS 13 has the comfort of a 13-inch and the lightness of an 11-inch. The brand has decided to make the most of this space by making it touch-sensitive. This feature improves navigation and allows certain tasks to be carried out much more quickly.
State-of-the-art connectivity for the XPS 13
Visually, Dell has given the XPS 13 a streamlined look and curves. This concentrate of technology hides its game well in its classic aluminium casing. In terms of connectivity, it is equipped like most laptops: USB 3, HDMI, VGA, jack. It also features Intel's Thunderbolt 3 technology. This socket enables data to be transferred at speeds of up to 40 Gbit/s, and allows the connection of high-quality graphics monitors or an external graphics card box.
This option offers the possibility of drastically increasing a computer's power. It will suit graphics designers who often need extra power on laptops, or professionals who want to beef up their computer's original capabilities. The latest XPS 13 model offers users a conventional yet high-performance and technologically up-to-date computer.
