Here’s how it works. Best answer: If you're looking to get a 4K display, then you'll want a touch-enabled Dell XPS 13, but without official pen support, the regular non-touch will be better ...

Dell claims the new XPS 13 can deliver up to 11 hours of wireless web browsing on a single charge. Other key updates for this iteration of XPS 13 includes an optional 13.3-inch touch-enabled 1080p ...

Besides the touch-sensitive function row, the XPS 13 Plus' keyboard takes up the entire width of the deck, thanks to its larger keycaps. Dell has been expanding the XPS 13's keycap size over the ...

If you fit the criteria, that is, specifically looking for a Core i5 non-touch version of the XPS 13, the 9360 is the best bet. It's virtually identical to the 9370 equivalent at over $100 less.

You should be able to play 3D games on the XPS 13 Touch, though on lower detail settings and not at the native resolution. The Rose Gold Edition of the Dell XPS 13 addresses most of the issues we ...

If you missed the chance to pick up ... a 13-inch 1080p touchscreen display, 8GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage. While this isn't the lowest price we've seen the XPS 13 sell for, $117 ...

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it is a touchscreen. The current MSRP for the Dell XPS 13 Plus in the configuration above comes in at $1999.99 with a one-year warranty. Opening the Plus, you can see how Dell has changed the design.

I also appreciate that Dell offers an optional touchscreen, which made it easy to scroll and zoom through webpages when I didn’t feel like using the touchpad. The XPS 13’s display isn’t ...

the XPS 13 Plus is one of the most attractive laptops you can buy. The bezels around the 13.4-inch display are ultra-thin, with Dell citing a 91.9% screen-to-body ratio. Meanwhile, the palm rest ...