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Dell XPS 13 (2018) hand-on review: The best new ultraportable to have?

Posted on January 9, 2018June 11, 2019 By Jarvis

Dell has refreshed its excellent Dell XPS 13 ultraportable laptop for 2018. This latest model ushers in a number of changes including a refreshed design, faster processor and new colour options.

Pocket-lint was on hand to check out the new XPS 13 ahead of its official reveal.

Tweaked design with new materials

Claiming to be the smallest 13-inch laptop on the planet, the latest XPS 13 features the same-size edge-to-edge display as before but there’s a more refined design all round.

The design is still very similar to the previous model which, incidentally, is staying on sale. However, it now features an aluminium casing in either silver or, new this year, rose gold.

The rose gold offering is similar to Apple’s MacBook line but does add a touch of glam to the proceedings. It also features a white keyboard and palm rest.
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