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ASUS ZenBook S UX393EA review

Asus ZenBook S vs. Dell XPS 13

Posted on December 16, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

There’s a race going on in the laptop space to see who can pack the most into the tiniest chassis. Dell started it all with its XPS 13, using ever-smaller bezels to create one of the smallest — and best — 13.3-inch laptops you can buy.

Asus entered this race with gusto, using even smaller bezels in its ZenBook line to make some of the smallest laptops around. The latest is the ZenBook S UX393, which uses a reverse notch to maximize the screen-to-body ratio of its 13.9-inch display. But is that enough to dethrone the XPS 13?
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