Dell has launched the XPS 13 Ultrabook in India and the price starts at Rs. 79,900 (Intel Core i5) for the basic model to about Rs. 99,900 (Intel Core i7), excluding VAT (5%). The laptop can be bought on Dell India’s official website and as with most of their models, Dell offers easy EMI options starting at Rs. Rs.13317 /month for 6 month term. While the tablets continue to outsell the PCs, we firmly believe that laptops aren’t dying anytime soon. The Dell XPS 13 makes our belief stronger. The company announced Dell XPS 13 at the CES 2012 in Las Vegas earlier this year. The machine is a great amalgamation of power & beauty. Dell plans to offer a complete lightweight business productivity machine with good looks. XPS 13 weighs only 1.36 Kg and is just 6 – 18 mm thick.
Under the hood, XPS 13 offers powerful processor. Customers may choose between 2nd generation Intel® Core™ i5-2467M processor (1.60 GHz with Turbo Boost 2.0 up to 2.30 GHz,TPM) for the base model OR 2nd generation Intel® Core™ i7-2637M processor (1.70 GHz with Turbo Boost 2.0 up to 2.80 GHz,TPM) for the top end model. The computer ships with Windows 7 Genuine installed. All the models of XPS 13 ship with Elemental Silver Aluminum and 13.3″ Hi-Def (720p) True Life WLED Display along with 1.3MP Webcam for all your video conferencing needs. The display is near rimless. All models offer 4GB Single Channel DDR3 SDRAM at 1333MHz, which should make all your applications run smoothly. Just like in Macbook Air, the hard disk drives have been replaced with 128 GB solid state drives which are much faster in I/O operations.
We believe XPS 13 is a solid machine that will satisfy all your regular and advance computing needs. Use it for your office work or to complete your project reports – the machine will deliver solid performance. Dell promises long ~8 hour battery backup which is impressive. For the price, Dell offers 3 year premium warranty with complete cover for peace of your mind. If you plan to purchase Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook or have already purchased one, do let us know your thoughts on this machine. Would you recommend it to your fellow engineers?
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