Although CES, the most important consumer technology fair in the world, has not yet officially started, many are the manufacturers that are already in Las Vegas taking advantage of the previous days to Take advantage of the pull of the fair and capture the attention of the media.
Days ago we have informed you of some news from LG, an 88-inch, 8k television and OLED technology and the first curved monitor with QLED technology that Samsung has presented. Now it's Dell's turn and the XPS13 ultraportable range, a range that has been renewed for this year.
The screen frame has been reduced again, as in previous editions, offering us 13,3 inches of screen with IPS panels with screens with a 4K touch resolution, another with 1080p touch resolution and a 1080p without touch technology. Once again, the American manufacturer has focused on reducing the thickness of the device to make it even more portable, reaching 11,6 mm in thickness that accompanied by 1,22 kg, make it a work tool that We will not realize what we carry.
As for connections, the new XPS13 from the American firm Dell offers us two Thunderbolt 3 ports, which offer us a transfer rate of up to 40 Gbps, one USB Type-C 3.1 port, which we will use to charge the device. The estimated autonomy according to the manufacturer is about 20 hours. Dell puts at our disposal the eighth generation Intel i5 and i7 processors, being the first ultraportables to have 8 threads of native processing. Dell allows us to customize the model that best suits our needs with 4, 8 or 16 GB of DDR3 memory, in addition to the storage space that starts from 128 to 1 TB, all of them SSD, although the latter is of the PCI type.