Dell's XPS series products have created a wave of notebook micro-bezel screens, and the XPS 13 has also become a hit. Recently, the Dell XPS 13 Plus notebook was officially listed in the North American market, priced from $1299, and the top version was priced at $2359, about 15545 yuan.
In terms of design, XPS 13 Plus still uses a metal body, with a thickness of 15.28mm and a weight of 1.24kg. The screen is enlarged to 13.4 inches and is available in three sizes: FHD+ (1920*1200) @60Hz, optional touch, maximum brightness 500nits; 3.5K (3456*2160) @60Hz OLED touch screen with a maximum brightness of 400nits; UHD+ (3840×2400) @60Hz touch screen, maximum brightness 500nits. There is also an extremely narrow 720p HD camera in the center of the top bezel of the screen, which supports Windows Hello.
In terms of hardware, Dell XPS 13 Plus is equipped with Intel's 12th generation Core Mobile P series processor, with a quasi-standard voltage design, TDP of 28 watts, and two models of i5-1240P and i7-1260P. In terms of memory, up to 32GB LPDDR 5 5200MHz dual-channel memory is available, and the storage section is equipped with M.2 PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD as standard, with a maximum capacity of 2 TB.
Since there is a "Plus" in the name, there is bound to be something different, and this place is mainly reflected in the C side. The first is the addition of a touch Fn area above the keyboard, similar to the MacBook Pro's Touch Bar, which supports features such as volume adjustment and brightness control, but does not support content that changes with the application, such as displaying lyrics.
In addition, there is no common rectangular touchpad area under the keyboard, but a hidden design, and there is no physical pressure feedback, which needs to be operated with haptic feedback, similar to the Home button once used on the iPhone, and the entire wrist rest area is covered by glass. In fact, the height of the keyboard is perfectly flush below, so it seems that the keyboard's key range should not be too long.
In addition, the Dell XPS 13 Plus offers two full-featured USB-C ports, supporting Raiden 4, one on each left and right sides of the fuselage. Comes with four stereo speakers and a 60-watt power adapter as standard. The specific listing time and price of the domestic market are not yet clear.
(The picture in the text is from the Internet)