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      DELL XPS 13 prices in Singapore

      Say goodbye to bezels. The Dell XPS 13 is an incredibly beautiful Ultrabook: It's ultra thin and ultra portable, and packs enough power to get you through your day and then some. It's also got a virtually bezel-less display which Dell calls the world's first InfinityEdge display. Read more below!

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      DELL XPS 13 Price by Country
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      Indonesia IDR 9,527,000
      Malaysia MYR 1,407
      Philippines PHP 16,344
      Singapore SGD 456
      Thailand THB 59,900
      Vietnam VND 19,999,000

      About DELL XPS 13 Singapore

      Setting Design Standards For Ultrabookwith the Dell XPS 13 Singapore

      The Dell XPS 13 is an incredibly beautiful Ultrabook that has been artfully constructed from the most premium of materials. The Dell XPS 13 is designed to maximize durability in its ultra portable form factor; the main external components are crafted with utmost precision from a single block of aluminum. This allows for an extremely sturdy and durable chassis with a beautiful design overall. The XPS 13 only weighs 1.29kg and is only 0.6 inches thick at its thickest point, making it extremely easy and convenient to carry around.

      The display of the XPS 13 is also covered by Corning Gorilla Glass NBT, which is an immensely strong glass developed and designed by Corning and their great technologies. Not only is it strong, but it is also ten times more scratch resistant - which is especially useful with the touchscreen-enabled model.

      Dell XPS 13 Singapore - Infinity Edge

      Notice how most laptops and Ultrabook have very unsightly thick bezels (the borders a round the screen)? That is not an issue with the Dell XPS 13. The XPS 13 has a virtually bezel-less display that Intel dubs the InfiniteDisplay. Not only is it bezel-free, but the display is incredibly sharp and bright, even under direct sunlight – you'll also enjoy true natural colors on the display.

      Dell XPS 13 Singapore - Ultra Thin, Ultra Powerful

      The Dell XPS 13 is an Ultrabook that is fully loaded for enhanced performance in all of its paces. The XPS 13 is loaded with the most powerful of specifications, and it will easily get you through your day with an incredibly long battery life as well.

      The powerful 6th generation Intel Core processor in the Dell XPS 13 scoffs at most daily performance and tasks that you can throw at it, and with great responsiveness as well. The Ultrabook boots up and resumes work in mere seconds with the latest SSDs (solid state drives) built in, allowing it to have incredibly fast data speeds. It is just simply powerful.

      Dell XPS 13 Singapore - Power On

      The XPS 13 has the longest battery life of any 13-inch computer. As an ultra portable computer, it is without a doubt that an immensely long battery life is important. The XPS 13 is able to achieve a battery life of up to 18 hours and 14 minutes on the Full HD display version – and you can add an additional 10 hours or so with the Dell Power Companion 12000 mAh battery pack, just work all day and plug it back when you're home.

      Expert Reviews

      lesterchan.net
      Reviewed on 2013-01-30
      Sleek design, Solid build with materials made up of carbon fiber, aluminium and magnesium, Good IPS display with full HD resolutionFan noise when doing intensive tasks, Horrible trackpad, Heavy for a 12.5″ ultrabook (1.54kg), Weak battery life
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      Reviewed on 2014-04-22
      Innovative design, Attractive, Impressive build quality, Surprisingly powerful, Solid State Drive as standard,Short warranty, Bulky as a tablet.
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      digitalversus.com
      Reviewed on 2014-02-14
      Design and build, Materials, Battery life, Processing powerMajor overheating, Poor sound quality, Very few ports
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      itwire.com
      Reviewed on 2014-02-10
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      ouritdept.co.uk
      Reviewed on 2014-01-22
      Keyboard is well protected in tablet mode since it is not exposed, Relatively decent battery life that is comparable to other similar devices on the market, 802.11ac WiFi adapter is included for access to the latest WiFi connectivity, The display screen o...Unit is built on the hefty side which makes it difficult to hold in one hand when in tablet mode, There is an occasional delay when adjusting to screen orientation, Only two USB ports which limits connectivity unless you add the optional docking station,...
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      mobiletechreview.com
      Reviewed on 2014-01-19
      twitter: @lisagade) We'd be remiss if we didn't revisit the Dell XPS 12 in its Haswell revision. Why? The XPS 12 was one of our early top picks among Windows 8 convertibles with a full HP IPS display, clever design that avoided the Lenovo Yoga's keyb...
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      micromart.co.uk
      Reviewed on 2014-01-02
      Dell have often been the first or close to the first, to jump onto a platform and go at it hammer-and-tongs. Its laptop/tablet hybrids have paved the way for many other manufactures to follow and have usually been a decent build and specification. The XPS...
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      mobilephonereviewss.com
      Reviewed on 2013-12-29
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      tech.uk.msn.com
      Reviewed on 2013-12-27
      Powerful processor, excellent screen, and ingenious convertible design.It's expensive, and kind of clunky when used in tablet mode
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      thunderbaylive.com
      Reviewed on 2013-12-19
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      bit.com.au
      Reviewed on 2013-12-04
      Windows 8 ushered in a wave of weird and wonderful hybrid devices, and Dell's XPS 12 was one of the most flamboyant. Drawing on the designs of Dell's XPS Ultrabooks and high-end laptops, the XPS 12 took the flip-twist screen of the Inspiron Duo, improved ...
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      pcauthority.com.au
      Reviewed on 2013-10-28
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      ubergizmo.com
      Reviewed on 2013-10-22
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      arstechnica.com
      Reviewed on 2013-10-06
      Same great construction and 1080p touchscreen as last year, New $999 starting price, Good keyboard and OK touchpad, Sturdier screen flipping mechanism that doesn't get in the way of laptop functionality, Decent battery life, 802.11ac, Relatively light on...A chunky tablet at best, A little thicker and heavier than some dedicated laptops, like the XPS 13, No SD card slot, Fan spins up quickly and often
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      pcworld.com_techhive.com
      Reviewed on 2013-09-30
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      Digitaltrends.com
      Reviewed on 2013-09-29
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      goodhousekeeping.com
      Reviewed on 2013-09-19
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      goodgearguide.com.au
      Reviewed on 2013-09-17
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      Well built, Fast WiFi, Good quality Full HD touchscreen, Battery lifePoor touchpad, Limited ports and slots, Can feel heavy at times, Had trouble waking from deep sleep
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