Dell New XPS 13 With Intel’s 10th Gen CPU At CES 2020

CES 2020 still not kick off yet but companies are trying to tease their product during the event, Dell launches its flagship lineup Dell XPS 13 2020 at CES. Last year Dell already launch their XPS 13 2-in-1 laptop which already brings Intel 10th Gen. CPU, but strangely they try to bring an even thinner screen bezel than its clamshell sibling. But one of the drawbacks of this device as compared with XPS 13 2-in-1 is that it will not fold around.

Feature of Dell XPS 13 2020

XPS 13 has now screen to body ratio of 91.5 percent which is even higher as compared with HP’s latest Spectre X360. This makes the screen looks amazing and removes the days of the old distracting bezel. The 13.4-inch Display accounts 16:10 aspect ratio gives you a bit more workspace which is good for cinematic view and a scenario like Photo Editing or Video Editing. Dell gives the option of 1080p and 4K, except this time they’re a bit taller to account for the taller size, and all of the display support HDR and Dolby Vision.

The new XPS 13 keyboard brings better key travel so the user can type comfortably, now the keyboard reaches both edges of the machine with 9 percent larger keycaps and a 17 percent larger touchpad. This provides better ergonomics to the device and helps the user to work easily.

Power inside the XPS 13 is from the house of Intel which features the latest 10th Gen CPU, Dell gives the option from Core i3 to Quad-Core i7-1065G7 and up to 32GB of DDR4 RAM. GPU Dell tries to bend toward Intel in house GPUS’s Iris Plus Graphics which puts a huge leap in terms of integrated graphics. As promised from Intel these Iris Plus GPUs are capable of handling 3D rendering, smooth gameplay at a lower setting and also handle some professional applications like AutoCAD, etc.

Due to smaller size, the XPS 13 won’t able to match its sibling performance which feature Intel’s six-core 10th gen Chips. This keeps user restricted if they wanted a high-performance laptop as they get to end up to buy XPS 13 2-in-1 2019 model. As XPS 13 2-in-1 feature better performance as it has Intel’s 10th gen six-core i7 CPU which provide really good performance out of the box.

Luckily, Dell has avoided the temptation of completely cutting out ports, but only just. You get two Thunderbolt 3 ports, a Micro SD and a headphone jack, which means you should be able to use this laptop for plenty of things without needing an adapter. But the USB-A devices will not be able to connect without any adapter, as this looks like Industry is killing some legacy port for moving forward. Thunderbolt 3 will provide more power from its side as it can able to provide 100w power which will be enough to plug and play with external GPU’s and other power devices. 

XPS 13 also comes with an option of Linux version of Ubuntu which features in XPS 13 developer edition. That machine is the 10th generation of Dell’s “Project Sputnik” project, which is focused on delivering a powerful notebook aimed at developers.

The revamped XPS 13 2020 will be available on January 7th, starting at $999 for Core i3 with 256GB SSD and 4GB RAM while the price of the top-notch version is still not available. The developer edition will arrive later on February 4th starting at $1,200. It will important to see the more powerful device from Dell in the later future as is has been expected 15-inch version of XPS which will feature more power like Intel’s 10th gen CPU with a six-core i7 CPU along with an option of discrete GPU most probably AMD’s.

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