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February 2017
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171 Avis
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Les éditeurs ont aimé
Design de grande qualité
Dimensions très réduites
Finesse du cadre autour de l'écran
Totalement silencieux
Clavier et touchpad confortables
Son design premium et ses finitions exemplaires
Son format ultra compact et son poids plume
Son clavier incomparable
Ses excellentes performances
Son autonomie
Sa solidité
Son prix
Son écran InfinityEdge (bordures extrêmement fines)
2 ports USB TypeC (1x Thunderbolt 3)
Lecteur de carte microSD
Châssis robuste et compact
Design très attrayant bords d'écran fins
Performances très bonnes du CPU en monocoeur
Adaptateur USB TypeC vers TypeA inclus dans la boite
écran IPS tactile t
Compact
Angles de vue stables
SSD NVMe
Thunderbolt 3
Adaptateur USB type C vers type A
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Taux de contraste de l'écran décevant
Blancs assez brûlés
Autonomie qui aurait pu être meilleure
La qualité de l'écran qui aurait pu être meilleure
Que des ports USB Type-C et aucun adaptateur fourni
Bridage thermique du CPU et du GPU en utilisation intensive
Publié: 2017-10-13, Auteur: Charles , review by: techspective.net
Extrait: When Dell introduced the XPS 13 laptop in 2012 it was a revelation—the first Wintel product to successfully take on and in most instances, surpass, what many considered the industry's best and lightest laptop—Apple's MacBook Air.Moreover, since then, Dell...
Long battery life, Edge-to-edge Infinity display, Terrific Wi-Fi connectivity, Fast performance, Great connectivity,
Non-touch, non QHD display in base versions
Powered by the latest generation Intel Core processors, the Dell XPS 13 is available in a variety of configurations to meet almost any budget or performance requirement. Battery life is exemplary, and the Infinity display lets Dell squeeze a 13-inch clas...
Excellent build quality, Thin, light, portable chassis, Good input devices, Great IPS screen with extremely high brightness, Presumably good battery life on the FHD version
The system can't utiliza the full performance of the SoC, Aggressive (1 kHz) PWM up to 120 cd/m2 (our Health-Guard profile takes care of that), The QHD+ version has subpar battery life, Rather limited I/O
In the end, Dell was able to port all the cool features about the good old XPS 13 with fewer trade-offs than we expected. The build quality is superb – it feels tight, light, thin and premium. The input devices are comfortable to use and will definitely g...
Publié: 2017-06-08, Auteur: Ken , review by: pcper.com
Extrait: Aiming their sights at a slightly different corner of the market, this year Dell unveiled the XPS 13 2-in-1, a convertible tablet with a 360-degree hinge. However, instead of just putting a new hinge on the existing XPS 13, Dell has designed the all-new X...
Powered by an Intel Core i7-7Y75 (7th Gen CPU – Kaby Lake), 512GB SSD storage, Phenomenal disk performance, 13.3″ Touchscreen, USB-C and Thunderbolt, Windows 10
Pricey, No video or HDMI out ports, Final Thoughts, If you're after a high performance, premium Windows based 2-in-1 device, then the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 is definitely worth considering. Use it as a laptop or a tablet, in tent or stand mode, the choice is
If you're after a high performance, premium Windows based 2-in-1 device, then the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 is definitely worth considering. Use it as a laptop or a tablet, in tent or stand mode, the choice is yours. It's compact and fairly light-weight with exc...
Extrait: I've recently been testing out a few Dell laptops, including the new XPS 13 2-in-1, a model Dell boasts is the smallest 13-inch, 2-in-1 laptop on the planet It also brought home a bunch of hardware from CES 2017, including a CES Innovation award Does this...
Publié: 2017-03-12, Auteur: Jordan , review by: venturebeat.com
Extrait: Dell has capitulated to HP and Lenovo by producing a convertible version of its well reviewed XPS 13 Windows laptop. The entry-level version costs $999.99, which puts it $200 above the base-model XPS 13. After using the convertible for the past few weeks...
Publié: 2017-03-08, Auteur: Andrew , review by: arstechnica.com
Thin-bezeled design is still eye-catching and futuristic-looking two years later, Even lighter weight and smaller footprint than the original XPS 13, 16GB RAM and PCIe SSD options, Standard touchscreen plus a convertible hinge and pen support make it more
Y-series Core i5 and i7 processors are better than they once were, but not as good as the 15W processors in slightly larger laptops, 4GB and 128GB SATA hard drive in the $1,000 base model are both weak; the 8GB/256GB $1,200 model is the minimum you should
