Dell has launched two new laptops in the XPS line were announced. The XPS 11 is a very thin hybrid with 11″screen and a resolution of 2560×1440 pixels. The XPS 15 gets a 15.6 inch screen with a resolution of 3200×1800 pixels. Also the XPS 12 and XPS 13 ultrabook ™ get an upgrade.
The XPS line is dell’s laptopserie for the high-end market, and the manufacturer used, for example, housings made of aluminium and carbon fibre, while the screens of the latest generation of Gorilla Glass. With the new products aim Dell on high resolutions screens based on igzo technology. One of the two newbies is the XPS 11, which, for example, an 11″touchscreen with a resolution of 2560×1440 pixels. Where the touch screen on the XPS 12 in the edge of the screen can be tilted, makes Dell the XPS 11 as possible the whole screen to flip, a concept that we know of the Lenovo Yoga. The weight of the XPS 11 is 1.1 kg and the hybrid is 15mm thick at the thinnest point 11mm.
The XPS 15 has a 15.6 inch screen with a resolution of 3200×1800 pixels. A touchscreen is optional on this model. The laptop can be equipped with the latest Core i5 and Core i7 processors and what these latter are quadcores to the possibility. In addition, models with Nvidia GeForce graphics cards available. What storage capacities are concerned, there is the choice of hard disks of 500GB or 1TB, that besides be assisted by an msata ssd of 32GB, or a ssd with a maximum storage capacity of 512GB.
Dell also loses the XPS 13 is not out of the eye. This 13,3″-laptop will have an Intel Haswell upgrade and the fastest processor that can be chosen is an energy-efficient Core i7 with Intel HD 4400 graphics. According to Dell makes the choice for Haswell for battery life of 10.5 hours, but it is not known under what circumstances this time were removed. The resolution of the screen is 1920×1080 pixels and touch functionality is optional. The XPS 12 will also receive a Haswell upgrade but details gave Dell not further. The prices and the release date of all of the listed laptops should Dell have to release.
