Dell has unveiled its latest XPS lineup, featuring AI-powered laptops set to make a splash at CES 2024.
New XPS Designs
The new XPS designs prioritize a sleek, minimalistic approach, incorporating CNC machined aluminum, Gorilla Glass 3, and tone-on-tone colors (available in Graphite and Platinum).
Key components aim to enhance the overall laptop experience, including a touch function row for seamless switching between media and function keys, a glass touchpad with haptic feedback, and larger keycaps for a comfortable typing experience, according to Dell.
Focusing on the intersection of style and performance, each XPS laptop features InfinityEdge panels with OLED touch options, variable refresh rates, high-resolution choices, and Dolby Vision for rich detail.
The audio experience is elevated with a quad-speaker design, support for Dolby Atmos immersive audio, and 3D stereo surround from MaxxAudio Pro by Waves. Additionally, an intelligent FHD 1080p webcam enhances video calls.
AI-Powered Capabilities
The standout feature of the new XPS lineup is the integration of AI-enabled capabilities. Powered by Intel Core Ultra processors and supported by Windows 11, these laptops bring AI acceleration to the forefront. Dell hopes that the inclusion of AI is expected to enhance creativity, productivity, and overall performance, along with extending battery life.
The laptops are also equipped with ExpressCharge technology to ensure a swift recharge, bringing the battery back to 80% in just 60 minutes.
The introduction of the XPS 16 and XPS 14 adds a new dimension to Dell's portfolio, emphasizing portability without compromising performance and design.
The XPS 16 boasts supercharged performance and is equipped with the latest Intel Core Ultra processors and NVIDIA GeForce RTX GPUs, making it the most powerful XPS laptop with sustained high performance.
On the other hand, the XPS 14 is designed for those who prioritize flexibility, being 21% lighter than the XPS 162 while still delivering powerful performance.
"XPS 13 started our design revolution and set our vision of the future with its iconic design. Starting at just 2.6 pounds, it's our thinnest and lightest XPS, so you can carry the device wherever you're headed," Dell said in a press release statement.
NPU Integration
The new laptop now provides three new display options, catering to a versatile visual experience suitable for a range of tasks, spanning everyday productivity to high-resolution content creation. A prominent feature of the updated XPS lineup is the incorporation of AI, notably a neural processing unit (NPU) integrated into Intel Core Ultra processors.
This NPU empowers the PC to utilize AI acceleration for specific workloads, diminishing the reliance on the CPU or GPU. The objective is to optimize performance, accelerating tasks like photo editing in Adobe Lightroom while preserving battery life.
The laptops are equipped with Copilot in Windows 11, leveraging AI capabilities to streamline routine tasks. A dedicated Copilot key promotes efficiency, speed, and simplicity in daily workflows, facilitating easy access to these AI-driven features. Dell's latest XPS series seamlessly blends style, performance, and AI innovation, hoping to deliver users a cutting-edge computing experience.
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Pricing and Availability
- XPS 13, starting at $1,299 (US) and $1,749 (CA), will be available soon.
- XPS 14, starting at $1,699 (US) and $2,299 (CA), will be available soon.
- XPS 16, starting at $1,899 (US) and $2,549 (CA), will be available soon.
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