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The design turns heads with distinctive looks and the thinnest chassis we've seen on an ultrabook
Small and compact
Very nice
Backlit keyboard
Great design
Excellent Audio
Attractive
Compact design
Comfortable backlit keyboard
Smart Connect downloads data when notebook is asleep
Very fast SSD
The Dell XPS 13 fits a glass-covered 13-inch screen into a smaller-than-expected body. The sophisticated design is eye-catching and sturdy
Without driving up the price
More compact than other ultrabooks. Bright screen. Cushy backlit keyboard. Smart Connect technology is terrific.
Excellent build quality and top notch materials and components. Good backlit keyboard
Works with large high resolution monitors
Nice display. One of the best Ultrabooks on the market
Excellent build quality and top notch materia
Rigid build quality
Performance and battery life good for an ultrabook
Standard warranty includes accident and theft protection
Very thin and light
Great keyboard and trackpad
802.11ac Wi-Fi adapter
Lovely design with great portability (and a carbon fiber undercarriage). Solid performance numbers compared to the competition. Better keyboard than most ultrabooks
The display has relatively low resolution and poor color accuracy
Palm rejection is poor
Low resolution display
No SD card reader
Below-average battery life
No SD card slot
Fan can get loud
The limited port selection doesn't include HDMI or an SD card slot
The display should be better
And battery life falls behind other slim laptops'
No Ethernet
VGA
HDMI
Or memory-card slot
Fan can be boisterous when working the notebook hard
Trackpad not the best
Trackpad no
Low-resolution display with lackluster color reproduction
No memory-card slot
No SD card slot or hard-wired ethernet
Smallish battery
Touchpad performs well as long as you don't have to click on anything. Light on ports (and no SD card slot). Rather loud fan (but it only kicks in under heavy load). Wouldn't mind a resolution upgrade
Glossy Gorilla glass screen creates glare and reflections
Abstract: Here is a gaming demo of the Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook playing FPS games including Left 4 Dead 2, Mass Effect 2 and Crysis 2. The XPS 13 runs on a 1.6GHz Core i5 with Intel HD 3000 graphics, yet does decently with some of these games. Check out our full video...
Abstract: Here is Lisa Gade's video review of the Dell XPS 13 ultrabook. The Dell XPS 13 is available with 2nd gen Intel Core i5 and i7 ULV CPUs. It uses top of the line materials such as Gorilla Glass for the display, aluminum cover, magnesium alloy palmrest and c...
Touchpad can be erratic, especially when scrolling. No HDMI. Poor contrast screen. Vent on the bottom
Dell's ultrabook gets a passing grade. The touch pad is immensely frustrating, the battery life could be better and the software package needs work. It's built well, but one obvious thing remains; there are better choices out there on the market....
Design and build quality, Performance, Size and weight
Very limited amount of ports, Screen could be better, Touchpad drivers need work
There's no doubt the Dell XPS 13 is a beautiful laptop. Its carbon fibre base and Gorilla Glass components not only look good, they give the laptop plenty of strength. Furthermore, the XPS 13 is a fast unit thanks to its Core i7 CPU and 256GB SSD. It lack...
Abstract: Plenty of hardware manufacturers have attempted to combine the performance and productivity of a traditional computer with the light weight of an iPad and the battery life of a cellphone, but for my money, the XPS 13 is the pick of the bunch. It has a sha...
Abstract: Around six years ago, I remember lusting after a carbon-fibre Sony ultraportable that weighed under a kilogram, was wafer-thin, and cost $5000. Dell’s Ultrabook XPS 13 is a much more affordable $1699, but it has many of the characteristics of that lon...
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Published: 2012-05-07, Author: Zara , review by: pcworld.co.nz
Abstract: Around six years ago, I remember lusting after a carbon-fibre Sony ultraportable that weighed under a kilogram, was wafer-thin, and cost $5000. Dell’s Ultrabook XPS 13 is a much more affordable $1699, but it has many of the characteristics of that long...
