Honestly, it takes something pretty special to get us excited about a laptop in today's market. Sure, the MSI GT80 Titan was able to do it but it required a full-travel Cherry MX Brown keyboard to do it! The new Dell XPS 13 was able to as well, but for a very different reason.
This laptop takes up the physical space of a standard 11-in laptop but is able to showcase a 13-in screen with incredibly minuscule 5.7mm bezels. That screen will be available in both 3200×1800 (WQHD+) and 1920×1080 (with a matte finish) resolutions, the lower of which will have models starting at the $1299 price tag. The higher resolution screen options will reach as high as $1699 with SSD capacity of 512GB. The system is powered by Intel Core i3, Core i5 and Core i7 processors using the new Broadwell-U architecture so you are absolutely not sacrificing any performance for the sake of the form factor.
I still have to get my hands on several other notebooks that have upgraded chassis designs for Broadwell-U, but for now, the Dell XPS 13 is easily the most impressive candidate at CES.
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need more of this
so i can
need more of this
so i can afford a 15″ OLED 16:10 freesync version one day ^^
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3. Year 2014 ends, CES starts.
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Please get one in for review!
Please get one in for review! I have a Dell 11z which I love, but it is getting a bit long in the tooth with its Pentium SU4100 and 4500MHD graphics. Fitting a 13″ FHD monitor in a 11″ form factor is what I have been searching for for a while. The Yoga 3 looked promising, but this is amazeballs!