Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook

Unlike all the Ultrabooks, Dell XPS13 is not at all faked through carved aluminium, but the black and silver covered XPS13 avoids this to deliver a genuine design with a rubberised keyboard encase, a carbon fibre base and metal lid. However, XPS13 stands out from the Ultrabook community as unique and desirable, besides all odds and the demands of people. A user may have to compensate a bit for its weight, while its heavier than most of the Ultrabooks. A feature that exists in Dell XPS13 has been copied from MacBook Air. It is the button on the side of the XPS13 which shows the existing charge indication and the on/off indication of the Ultrabook. Though most of the Ultrabooks will give you around six hours of battery time once, but Dell will be with you for eight hours, that is, your whole day at your office (9 to 5). Furthermore, no matter how tough time you give to XPS13, you will hardly be able to listen to a perceptible murmur. There are no specific problems in Dell XPS13 when it comes to the performance. Just like the other processors, most type of tasks can be handled with simplicity and without any difficulty. But it will require too much effort to execute newest games. In this field Dell XPS13 is worse or level among the other Ultrabooks. But when it comes to XPS13’s screen, it has a resolution of 1366×768 which is not a unique feature and it gives very poor viewing angles along with a pale display. The best thing about XPS13 is the specs inside it that may entertain you for a long time. Another attractive feature is its LCD screen that goes to the edges of XPS13’s borders which gives a feeling of it being a larger screen than the normal LCD size if a 13in laptop/Ultrabook. Along with a core i5 processor, XPS13 has SSD memory of 128GB, more than enough for routine/office work. Dell XPS13 could possibly be the “ultimate� Ultrabook, but it lacks behind just because of its screen resolution.