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The new Dell XPS 13 keeps everything that was good about the previous model, plus its near edge-to-edge display and an awesome keyboard. Not to mention its latest Intel Kaby Lake processor and Thunderbolt 3. However there are some downsides to this new model, since the QHD-resolution touchscreen is so beautiful it adds a lot to the price and hurts battery life. If you are interested in renting any dell systems contact rentacomputer.com for an estimate today. FULL STORYRead More →

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Dell recently debuted two new laptops that are part of the company’s XPS lineup. The new devices include a 14″ clamshell laptop that can be configured as an Ultrabook and a high-powered 15.6″ device as well. In addition to that, these laptops feature an aluminum casing, edge-to-edge display with hardened Corning Glass, backlit chiclet keyboards and multigesture touchpads. These devices share some specs, including USB 3.0 ports, miniDisplayPort, HDMI out, 3-in-1 media card reader and a 1.3 megapixel webcam. Also, both devices have come with an Ethernet port, though Dell says that the laptops are too thin to offer a full Ethernet option. To remedyRead More →

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Amazon has a curious laptop on its website, a completely unannounced 14″ Ultrabook from Dell known as the Dell XPS 14. Specifications for the device suggest that this Ultrabook could stand up against some of the other good ones on the market as it has an Ivy Bridge processor, Nvidia discrete graphics, an HD+ display and 12 hours of battery life. Dell did release an XPS 14 back in 2010 in hopes of reviving the company’s XPS line. Unfortunately, Dell discontinued the 14″ premium laptop last year. The old XPS 14 would have never been considered an Ultrabook, mainly because of its 1.4″ thickness. TheRead More →

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Let’s be honest, when it comes to things like consumer notebooks and laptops, Dell has seen mixed results. However, that hasn’t stopped the company from giving it another go. That’s right, Dell is at it once again with the introduction of Dell’s XPS 15z, the first device in a series of laptops said to be thinner and more elegantly designed. Dell is attempting to show the world that it knows what consumers want, as well as what business professionals want. While Dell has no doubt succeeded in the business market, which is the company’s core market, it is still trying to figure out the perfectRead More →