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Dell XPS 13 2019 vs. Razer Blade Stealth: Which Ultraportable Wins?

Dell XPS 13 2019 vs. Razer Blade Stealth: Which Ultraportable Wins?

Posted on January 19, 2019 By Jarvis

Lighter. Slimmer. Stronger. An ultraportable needs all three qualities and more to be considered a top-tier product. Which brings us to the Dell XPS 13 and the Razer Blade Stealth. The XPS 13 has ruled the roost over the last several years as our top ultraportable. Dell hopes to extend its reign by adding an Intel Whiskey Lake processor, a snazzy redesign and by restoring the webcam to its rightful position while maintaining those ridiculously slim bezels.

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But not so fast. The Blade Stealth can’t be easily written off. Not with its sexy redesign and over 8 hours of battery life. It’s also packing Whiskey Lake and — a first in the Stealth line —Nvidia graphics, making it one of the most powerful ultraportables on the market.
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