New flagship kit packs Copilot, RTX power and sky-high prices Grey Box Shifter, Dell has finally stuck a fork in its ...

Dell may no longer call its flagship consumer laptop line the XPS, but we know an XPS when we see one. The Dell 14 Premium ...

A fter scrapping its XPS branding earlier this year, Dell has now launched two of the new “Premium” laptop models that are ...

The Dell XPS 16 is a stylish and powerful laptop that's available at $600 off from Dell. You'll get the Intel Core Ultra 9 185H processor plus 32GB of RAM. Skip to main content.

Dell introduced its first XPS laptop in 1993, followed by the debut of the Latitude XP in 1994 and the launch of the Inspiron series with the Dell Inspiron 7000 in 1998.

It is laptop season, with so many manufacturers releasing their latest laptops, this year with AI-capable chipsets onboard. We have already tested out a couple of new Dell XPS laptops (1,2) and loved ...

Speaking of disappointments, the Precision 5690 joins Dell's XPS laptops in snubbing the legacy USB Type-A port, with two USB-C Thunderbolt 4 ports on its left flank and a USB-C 3.2 port next to a ...

The Yoga Pro 9i is a relatively large laptop, but it’s a good size given the hardware inside. It’s only 0.7 inches thick when closed, and the 4.41 pound weight is a bit lower than other high ...

The 2024 Dell XPS laptop lineup is radically different but also very familiar at the same time. These are still the best looking, best built, and the pinnacle of Windows premium laptops.

It wouldn’t be a Dell if there were not a variety of flavors to choose from when it comes to customizing your laptop or other devices. In this case, sadly, our Dell XPS 14 came with the Intel ...

Dell’s XPS 13 and 14 are stylish, portable and powerful. You’ll have to get used to some of its design quirks, though, and it’s far pricier than older models.

Dell’s XPS line consists of high-end desktops and laptops. The desktops live up to their reputation and are pretty reliable. The laptops aren’t bad either, but one recurring issue I’ve seen with XPS ...