How fast is the Dell XPS 17?
The XPS series is Dell’s most premium, drool-worthy line, making some of the best laptops on the market, and the XPS 17 is the model with the most room for juicy high-end […]
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Dell XPS 13 Plus laptops are suffering serious screen issues
Auto industry experts will tell you that if you buy a brand new car in its first model year, you should expect to encounter some weird quality issues. Something similar applies to […]
HP Spectre x360 14 vs Dell XPS 13 Plus: FIGHT!
Dell and HP are the two American giants of the PC industry, sort of like Ford and Chevy if they sold 90 percent boring boxes to huge industrial clients. (So, exactly like […]
After 21 years, Windows XP’s activation algorithm is fully cracked
Microsoft may have sent Windows XP off into the great unknown in 2014, but the operating system never fully went dark. Never mind that yet two more versions of Windows have been […]
Dell’s revamped XPS laptops get the sleek Plus treatment
What did you think about the XPS 13 Plus, the upgraded, streamlined version of Dell’s long-running ultraportable favorite? While opinions were divided among the Windows laptop faithful, Dell seems to be all-in […]
Dell XPS vs. Inspiron vs. Latitude laptops: Which should you buy?
Whether you’re looking for a powerful gaming laptop, a lightweight rig for working on the go, or a laptop to kick back with to watch Netflix on the sofa, chances are you’ll […]
Dell XPS 13 infused with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite chip
Today marks a historic day for the Dell XPS 13: it’s the first Dell XPS 13 notebook without an Intel chip inside. But no, it isn’t an AMD Ryzen chip. Qualcomm’s Snapdragon […]
Dell’s newest XPS 13 laptop is featherlight and AI-infused
Today, Dell announced the latest iteration of its XPS 13 laptop. Not only is it ridiculously lightweight at just 2.6 pounds, but it also boasts the latest Lunar Lake processor from Intel. […]
Dell drops long-running XPS, Inspiron, and Latitude brands
Branding is important. Corporations spend millions of dollars every year to make sure that words like “Tacoma” and “Sleep Number” press the right buttons in your brain. And Dell has spent decades […]
