Dell Introduces XPS 13, 14 and 16 Laptops with Intel Core Ultra CPUs

Dell has announced the new batch of XPS laptops: the XPS 13, 14, and 16. All three come with Intel Core Ultra processors. The last two can optionally be expanded with an Nvidia GeForce RTX GPU.

The 13.4″-9340 model has a maximum of an OLED screen with 2880×1800 pixels and an Intel Core Ultra 7 165H processor. This model also supports Wi-Fi 7, although this standard is not yet supported by Windows. According to a press video from Dell, the Wi-Fi 7 functionality should be available in the 24H1 update. It will reportedly be released in April. Furthermore, a maximum of 2TB SSD can currently be installed, but Dell has announced that support for 4TB SSDs will be added at a later date.

Dell is also launching a 14-inch XPS laptop, the 9440. Like the to integrate. There is also up to 64GB of RAM and you can choose a maximum of 4TB SSD. This is also the only model of the three without Wi-Fi 7 support.

The XPS 16 9640 replaces both the 15″ and 17″ models and contains at most an Intel Core Ultra 9 185H CPU and a screen with a resolution of 3840×2400 pixels. Consumers can have a maximum of a GeForce RTX 4070 installed in the laptop.

All three laptops do not have a visible touchpad, but instead there is a haptic, borderless touchpad. All three also contain a Copilot test. Microsoft announced on Thursday morning that this will from now on be present on the keyboards of many Windows 11 laptops.

The 2022 XPS 13 Plus model, which features a touch bar instead of physical function keys, will not return, but users can choose to add this bar to the new models, claims The Verge. Finally, the webcam has been upgraded compared to previous models. It can now broadcast in 1080p, instead of 720p. The XPS 13, 14 and 16 have a starting price of $1300, $1700 and $1900 respectively. European prices are not yet known, nor is a release date.