Testseek.com have collected 158 expert reviews of the Dell XPS 13 321X and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Dell XPS 13 321X.
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Dell's XPS 13 is a rarity these days: a reasonably priced computer that is thin and light yet does everything well. Of the ultrabooks I've tested so far, it's the one to beat. Brian Nadel is a frequent contributor to Computerworld and the former edito...
Abstract: To close out our week of Ultrabook comparison smackdowns, we take a look at two top brand Windows models. Both Dell and HP have strong mojo with the business traveler, and companies buy their products by the truckload to outfit workers. Now...
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Published: 2012-02-29, Author: Eric , review by: pcmag.com
More compact than other ultrabooks. Bright screen. Cushy backlit keyboard. Smart Connect technology is terrific.
No Ethernet, VGA, HDMI, or memory-card slot
From its aluminum and carbon fiber case to its edge-to-edge Gorilla Glass screen, the Dell XPS 13 is a sensational compact traveler, but it lacks some ports found on other ultrabooks....
Published: 2012-02-28, Author: Dan , review by: cnet.com
The Dell XPS 13 fits a glass-covered 13-inch screen into a smaller-than-expected body. The sophisticated design is eye-catching and sturdy, without driving up the price
The limited port selection doesn't include HDMI or an SD card slot, the display should be better, and battery life falls behind other slim laptops'
Dell packs a 13-inch display into a very small footprint in the XPS 13 ultrabook, making it one of the few slim laptops that actually top the MacBook Air in some areas.
Touchpad can be erratic, especially when scrolling. No HDMI. Poor contrast screen. Vent on the bottom
Dell's ultrabook gets a passing grade. The touch pad is immensely frustrating, the battery life could be better and the software package needs work. It's built well, but one obvious thing remains; there are better choices out there on the market....
