Dell’s XPS revival is a welcome reprieve from “AI PC” fad
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The new 14- and 16-inch XPS laptops are Dell’s thinnest, and it’s teasing an even thinner model to come.
The new 2026 Dell XPS lineup does away with both of those features. The physical function keys are back. And while the glass ...
The new 14-inch and 16-inch XPS laptops get a Tandem OLED display, Intel's Panther Lake processors, and the best battery life ...
Despite being smaller than a MacBook Air, the XPS 14 has much more battery capacity, coming in at 70WHr to the Air's 53.8WHr. In combination with the new Intel Panther Lake chip, the result is ...
We had a good long look at Dell's shiny new XPS 13 earlier this month, and came away impressed with the build quality and screen. But two points of contention in our official review were the rather ...
When using a Dell computer with a trackpad or touchpad, you may find the on-screen cursor unresponsive or erratic in its movements. According to Dell's support information, trackpad issues ...
Hold onto your old XPS 13 laptops if you like a physical trackpad and all physical ports because Dell is going the Apple way and removing all of them and I can’t help but get a sense of Deja Vu.
You know, just as I thought the debate about the Touch Bar would wither and die just like the Touch Bar itself, it seems as though it just won’t go away. That is, not if Dell has any say about it.
Dell is redesigning its sleekest laptop with a capacitive function row that might make Touch Bar haters concerned. It’s trackpad is also sorta hidden. The Dell XPS 13 Plus is, according to ...
Dell revives XPS laptops at CES 2026, expands Alienware, and debuts a 52-inch 6K UltraSharp monitor for pros and gamers—see ...
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