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6 Reasons to Buy the Dell XPS 13, and 2 Reasons to Skip

Posted on July 19, 2017January 26, 2019 By Jarvis

The Dell XPS 13 is our favorite overall laptop, but is it right for you? This sleek ultraportable boasts a screen with almost zero bezel, your choice of touch and non-touch displays, Intel 7th-generation Kaby Lake processing power and two color options. It also starts at a very reasonable $799.

Here’s a quick look at the pros and cons of the XPS 13 so you can decide whether to buy it or skip it.

Infinity Edge display

Long before the Galaxy S8 gained attention for its Infinity display, Dell introduced an edge-to-edge Infinity Edge display on the XPS 13.
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