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1. #OPEN DELL XPS 13 2012 720P#
2. #OPEN DELL XPS 13 2012 UPGRADE#
3. #OPEN DELL XPS 13 2012 PRO#
4. #OPEN DELL XPS 13 2012 PLUS#
5. #OPEN DELL XPS 13 2012 WINDOWS#

#OPEN DELL XPS 13 2012 PRO#

That leads to rather tinny audio despite strong volume, thanks to Waves MaxxAudio Pro tuning. You see, with just two, awfully-thin stereo speakers on each side of the laptop just above the point where the aluminum base and keyboard deck meet, only so much sound can get through.

#OPEN DELL XPS 13 2012 UPGRADE#

Video still looks excellent on the laptop, but as for the sound, we’d appreciate an upgrade at this point. Plus, the 400 nits worth of brightness works well to that end, too. While QHD+ is a pleasure to work with, we find the FHD option to be just fine for what most folks will use the laptop for.Ĭolor reproduction is still spot-on, and the matte coating versus the necessary glass for the QHD+ touchscreen actually works in its favor when under direct light, managing glare much more easily. This time around, we’ve had the opportunity to test the FHD, or 1,920 x 1,080-resolution, version of the Dell XPS 13 InfinityEdge display. Simply put, this is not great design and needs to be changed.

#OPEN DELL XPS 13 2012 720P#

However, the 720p webcam – despite it working just fine – is still set to the bottom-left bezel of the display.

#OPEN DELL XPS 13 2012 PLUS#

All of the same ports feature in this model again, which is a major plus considering how comprehensive the set is. With deep-enough travel and punchy feedback, the keyboard remains among the best we’ve used on a laptop, while the glass-coated touchpad tracks gestures handily and offers strong palm rejection (which protects against accidental presses by your wrist when typing).Īll told, we’re still taken by the XPS 13’s design, even if basically nothing was done for better or worse. The keyboard and touchpad are just as sublime to use as they have been in years past. Of course, the same gorgeous, machined aluminum lid and base that beset a comfy, carbon fiber keyboard deck coated in soft-touch paint are here – and in the expected Silver and Rose Gold colors, no less. The Dell XPS 13 is no thinner or lighter than before, at 2.9 pounds (1.29kg) for the glossy, QHD+ touchscreen model or 2.7 pounds (1.2kg) for the matte, FHD-screened version and at 0.6 inches (15mm) thick in either configuration. This is because absolutely nothing about the laptop’s dimensions, weight or frame design has changed. If not, then this year’s rendition will do nothing to sway you. If you liked the look and feel of last year’s Dell XPS 13, then you’re in luck. Meanwhile, the Surface Laptop from Microsoft costs $999, £979 or AU$1,499 for a 2,256 x 1,504 PixelSense touchscreen backed by a 7th-generation Intel Core i5 processor with 4GB of RAM and a 128GB SSD.įor all intents and purposes, the XPS 13 seems to continue to present not only more options, but better value across the board than its highest-profile competitors. The Rose Gold-colored model costs an extra AU$100 for the same innards.įor comparison’s sake, the 13-inch MacBook Pro starts the price discussion at $1,299, £1,249 or AU$1,899 for a 7th-generation Core i5 processor, 8GB of RAM and a 128GB SSD behind its 2,560 x 1,600 Retina display.

At the highest end of its huge 10 configurations in the region, the XPS 13 costs AU$2,399 for a QHD+ display powered by an 8th-generation Intel Core i7 processor with 16GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD.

#OPEN DELL XPS 13 2012 WINDOWS#

(In the UK, you can also get several configurations pre-loaded with Ubuntu Linux instead of Windows 10.)įinally, the Australian model starts at AU$799 for a 7th-generation Intel Core i5 processor behind an FHD panel and with 8GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD. The top end sees the XPS 13 with a QHD+ touchscreen backed by an 8th-generation Intel Core i7 processor as well as 16GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD for a cool £1,818.98. In the UK, however, prices begin at £1,118.99 with a whopping 11 different configurations, starting with a 7th-generation Core i7 processor behind an FHD display as well as 8GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD. (Pricier configurations include Windows Hello through a fingerprint sensor.) Because Intel’s 8th-generation processors for laptops only exist in a luxuriously high-speed vacuum, you can max out your Dell XPS 13 with an Intel Core i7-8550U, 16GB of RAM and 256GB of SSD storage for $1,749. The only models whose specs have changed are those that are higher tier.