The Dell XPS lineup of laptops got a major redesign in the year 2020 and everyone loved it. The new-look was supremely clean and offers such a beautiful user experience that many consider the XPS lineup of 2020 to be the best of the best thin and light laptops. While the layout remains the same, the keycap becomes edge-to-edge design, or gapless design. It’s not the first time we’ve seen a laptop with such a keyboard layout design and that is what I’m worried about.
There is a reason why we don’t see this design much. For the keycaps being so close means that it is very prone to typos – and that is coming from personal experience too. Sure, we’ll get better over time – but everyone’s tolerance towards this design will differ.
Another major difference is the trackpad. The entire wrist rest is now covered with just one single piece of glass and there is no cutout for the trackpad. I’m not sure if there are any sort of indicators to where the trackpad starts and ends or that entire glass is the trackpad, else it’ll be a funky experience while using the trackpad.
As for the specs, the XPS 13 Plus comes with up to:
- 13.4-inch
- Either in 3840×2400 InfinityEdge Touch IPS LCD display
- or 3456×2160 InfinityEdge Touch OLED display
- Intel Core i7-1280P
- 32GB LPDDR5 at 5200MHz
- 2TB PCIe Gen 4×4 SSD
Either way, the Dell XPS 13 Plus is expected to launch later this year.
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