Awesome Dell

Video creators will appreciate the 5K resolution of Dell’s U4025QW display. It has a curved 40″ screen with a 5120 x 2160 resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. Its high-contrast black panel IPS screen offers a 99% DCI-P3/Display P3 color space. A built-in Thunderbolt 4 hub has a 2.5 gbps Ethernet port, 4x USB-A, 2x USB-C, HDMI 2.1, and DisplayPort 1.4 outputs. Drops 2.27.24.

Dell’s jumbo-sized monitor is designed for creators, not gaming. Its 6K (6144 x 3456) resolution, 32″ IPS panel provides room to view 4K content alongside multiple windows. It offers accurate colors, bright HDR images, and a built-in 4K webcam and soundbar. Connections include Mini DP 2.1, HDMI, Thunderbolt 4, and USB-C ports.

Unlike most ultrawide displays, the Dell UltraSharp 40 offers 2160 vertical pixels, making it ideal for creating 4k content. Its total resolution is 5120 x 2160 with a 140 ppi density for crisp text. It’s accurate too, displaying 98% of the DCI-P3 color gamut and 100% of the Adobe sRGB color space.

The latest version of Dell’s powerful laptop for creatives has a nearly bezel-less 15.6″ touchscreen with up to 4K resolution, 100% Adobe RGB color gamut, and maxes out with a 10th gen Core i7-10875H CPU, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Ti GPU, and 64GB of DDR4 RAM. Want something even bigger and badder? There’s an XPS 17 on the way.

It’s hard to make a laptop better when it was so good to begin with, but Dell continues to make small but meaningful changes to its XPS 13. Its display bezels are now nearly gone on all four sides, it has larger keys, a larger trackpad, and a range of 10th-gen Intel Ice Lake CPUs to choose from. Available 1/7/20.

The 2019 Dell XPS 15 (7590) is powered by the new 9th generation Intel CPUs – up to a 5Ghz, 8-core Core i9. It can also be configured with an NVIDIA GTX 1650 GPU. Best of all, it can be tricked out with a 4K OLED display. Drops 06/2019.

The XPS 13 (model 9380) finally addresses the series’ main weakness. The webcam that used to be at the bottom of the screen is now at the top. You still get the revolutionary thin bezels, the carbon fiber interior and the vibrant, HDR-enabled screen.

Dell’s UltraSharp 49 is the world’s first 49″ dual QHD curved monitor (5120×1440). It comes with a built-in video input management so you can easily arrange windows, and allows you to use one keyboard and mouse for two PCs. Drops 10/26/18 for $1700.

The Dell XPS 13 9370 is even smaller and lighter than its bestselling predecessor. It retains its Infinity Edge display, which can be ordered as a 4K touchscreen panel. It also has the latest Intel CPUs, two Thunderbolt 3 ports and yes, a webcam that’s in the middle.

While Dell’s 27-inch stylus, puck, and touch surface for creative pros might be reminiscent of the Microsoft Surface Studio, the Canvas works as a second screen for your existing PC, taking up residence where your keyboard would normally go. Drops 3/2017 for “under $2000.”

Call it the DellBook Pro. The latest update to Dell’s bestselling 15″ laptop now uses the latest Intel Kaby Lake CPUs, has a larger battery and gives you the option to upgrade to an NVIDIA GTX 1050 GPU, 4K touchscreen, up to 1TB SSD, and 32GB RAM. Price starts at $999.

Dell’s compact and nearly bezel-less laptop now has a hybrid variant. The XPS 13 2-in-1 has Intel Core M CPUs for a fan-less setup, a 1080p or 1800p touchscreen, two USB-C ports and a microSD card slot. It also comes with a USB-C to USB-A adapter.

Alienware’s smallest gaming laptop now comes with a mobile version of the new GTX 1060 GPU and quad-core i5/i7 CPU, and its keyboard now has N-key rollover. It works with Alienware’s external GPU dock and can be configured with a 2560×1440 OLED touchscreen.

We’ve been on the hunt for a laptop that could keep up with the daily demands of creating The Awesomer. Thanks to its powerful 6th-gen Intel core i7 CPU, insanely sharp 15″ 4K display, and great build quality, the 2016 Dell XPS 15 is our officially our machine of choice.

We’ve been building The Awesomer on the Dell XPS 15 laptop, a true MacBook Pro killer. Our system packs a sharp and accurate 4K slim-bezel display, 6th-gen Intel Core i7 CPU, Nvidia GTX 960M graphics, Thunderbolt 3, 16GB RAM, a 512GB SSD, and is crazy fast for work or play.

The powerful XPS 15 finally gets the excellent XPS 13’s nearly borderless display. It also has a USB Type-C port, up to a 4K touchscreen, up to Core i7 CPU, up to 16GB RAM, up to 1TB HDD/SSD and optional NVIDIA GTX 960M GPU. Available soon for $999+.

Dell put their 2015 XPS 13 laptop in our hands, and it’s pretty damned awesome – smaller than a MacBook Air, built from aluminum and carbon fiber, and an available eye-popping, 3200×1800 touchscreen. Full review on Technabob.

Dell’s XPS line has reached its white swan moment. The new XPS 13 is a stunner, with thin bezels on its 1080p display and carbon fiber on its case. It lasts up to 15h per charge and has a 3200×1800 touchscreen upgrade option.

The XPS 15 has a crazy-sharp 3,200 x 1,800 15.6″ screen with a touchscreen option. It runs Windows 8.1, has a carbon fiber and aluminum body and quad-core Haswell i5/i7 CPU. Drops 10/15/13 starting at $1,500.

If the Surface Pro 2 is out of your budget, wait for the Dell Venue Pro 11. The Windows 8.1 tablet has a 10.6″ 1080p screen, Intel Core i3/i5 CPU, up to 8GB RAM and 256GB storage and has a removable battery. Starts at $500. Out 11/13.

The 15.6” M4600 and the 17.3” M6600 workstations have fast Intel Core i7 CPUs, up to 32GB of RAM, Nvidia Quadro GPUs and more, encased in a rigid and durable aluminum and magnesium alloy case.

Unveiled at the Intel Developer Forum, the Inspiron Duo is an Atom-powered netbook running Windows 7. Oh and also its 10-inch screen can be swiveled 180 degrees, turning the device into a tablet.

Dell Design Studio has partnered up with Threadless to create a series of cool artist-designed netbooks and laptops. 11 designs are on the way, but the first few are already available.