Dell Unveils New Models of XPS Laptop Devices

Dell has announced its new portfolio of award-winning XPS devices, featuring the innovative XPS 12 2-in-1, ultra-mobile XPS 13 notebook and stunning XPS 15 powerhouse laptop.

This updated lineup builds on the XPS family’s premium pedigree of form and function and is designed to offer the best consumer laptops, incorporating high performance and sleeker hardware, all for an enhanced Windows 10 experience.

Frank Azor, ‎general manager of Dell XPS, said, “When we first unveiled the world’s smallest laptop – the XPS 13 with our exclusive Infinity Edge display – the world took notice of the innovations coming out of Dell that no other laptop manufacturer was offering.

"Today, we are further demonstrating our commitment to innovation and design by delivering the most impressive XPS line-up ever seen.”
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The new and innovative XPS 12 2-in-1 is designed to easily switch between laptop and tablet with a magnetic connection that enables one-handed transition and is the only 2-in-1 device with a 4K Ultra HD display option, with 6 million more pixels than a Full HD display.

The award-winning XPS 13 now features graphics, more storage and memory and still holds the title of the smallest 13-inch laptop on the planet, as well as the first with a virtually borderless Infinity Edge display.

With up to 18 hours, 14 minutes of battery life with a FHD display, the XPS 13 also offers the longest battery life on any 13-inch laptop.
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The new XPS 15 is the pinnacle of the XPS design philosophy of powerhouse performance in aggressive form factors With the success of the XPS 13, Dell is now bringing the world’s first virtually borderless Infinity Edge display to a 15-inch laptop, making it the smallest 15-inch laptop on the planet.

For users who need horsepower to drive graphics and processor-intensive creation, the XPS 15, with its 17 hour battery life, is the multimedia beast they’ve been waiting for.

Dell and Windows 10: A Winning Combination

Dell and Microsoft have enjoyed a relationship spanning more than two decades and starting in 2013, Dell and Microsoft engineers began working on the key features of Windows 10 to help Dell design fantastic, new PC solutions for customers and the latest XPS devices were built with such features as Cortana, Continuum and the Microsoft Edge browser in mind:

According to Yusuf Mehdi, ‎corporate vice president of Microsoft’s Windows and Devices Group, “We have worked hard with Dell over the past few years to ensure people have a great experience with Dell’s Windows 10 devices. Whether you need a system for work or entertainment, at home or on the road, the new XPS portfolio features innovative devices built to highlight the best of Windows 10, providing customers with a choice of computing that best fits their style and helps them do more.”

The new XPS series will be locally available later in the year.