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Dell XPS 17 9700 review – a 17-inch laptop inside of a 15-inch chassis

Dell XPS 17 9700 review – a 17-inch laptop inside of a 15-inch chassis

Posted on August 8, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

After many years of being off stage, the XPS 17 is back! Perhaps in order to counter the 16-inch MacBook Pro, or just because they are confident enough that they can produce a thin and light 17-inch notebook. And we kid you not – they might just have done it.

However, let’s not get ahead of ourselves and start by introducing the machine to you. As things stand from quite some time now – the XPS series is trying to be the ultimate productivity notebook. No matter if you are a video editor, a photographer, web designer, developer – you name it, it can do it. Or at least, this was the general picture.
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