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Dell XPS 13 gets a tempting upgrade for CES 2020

Dell XPS 13 gets a tempting upgrade for CES 2020

Posted on January 3, 2020 By Jarvis

With CES 2020 on the horizon, it seems that Dell has decided to get out ahead of the pack with some of its announcements. Today the company announced a new XPS 13 model that seems to target aesthetics and screen size more than anything else. Going hand-in-hand with the new XPS 13 is a Linux-based developer edition of the machine that may be a little more flexible for those looking to create software.
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