Windows 10 comes pre-installed on the 2020 Dell XPS 17 9700. There’s not a lot to say about Windows 10, it works well, and Microsoft is doing a decent job of keeping it relevant.

The XPS 10's IPS screen measures 10.1 inches (diagonally), which matches the screen size of its other hybrid docking tablet rival, the Asus VivoTab RT.

Existing XPS 10 users will likely get an upgrade to Windows 8.1 RT, O’Donnell said. The XPS 10 runs on a Snapdragon chipset with Qualcomm, which has collaborated with Microsoft on the new OS.

The XPS 15’s display offers up a 1480:1 contrast ratio, which is excellent for an IPS display. Both laptops benefit from the taller 16:10 aspect ratio that’s great for productivity work.

Dell's new XPS 13 laptop doesn't have any physical changes, but it does have some key upgrades. It now comes with Intel's 11th-generation processors, along with Thunderbolt 4 ports.

Also, I'm not sure why Windows 10 laptop makers are letting Apple get away with the largest and best trackpads. The XPS 15's trackpad is very good, accurate, and smooth, but it could have been bigger.

The XPS 15’s touchpad is huge by Windows 10 standards, thanks to the copious amount of palm rest afforded by the taller display and Dell’s decision to fill most of it with touchable surface area.

Our XPS 13 review unit packs a speedy Core i7-1065G7 CPU and 16GB of RAM, which soundly (and predictably) trounces the Core i5-1030NG7 chip and 8GB of RAM in the MacBook Air 2020 we tested.

I have an old Dell XPS 8100 desktop that I haven't used for years. The last time I took it out, I remember I upgraded it to windows 10 for free. Before that it used windows 7. I also remember ...