Fully loaded Dell XPS 13 9310 with 11th gen Core i7, 16 GB LPDDR4x RAM, and 512 GB NVMe SSD now on sale for $1319 USD
Dell's most popular consumer Ultrabook is a few hundred dollar off at the moment with the highest-end core i7 CPU choice. It doesn't occur with 4K, but we're absolutely fine with that consider the already little 13.4-inch blind size.
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PS , Zen 3 (Vermeer) Ticker Amazon is currently hosting a sale on the Dell XPS 13 9310 for $1319 USD down from its original launch price of $1659. The XPS 13 9310 is the newest model from Dell equipped with the latest Intel Tiger Lake processor and chassis design when compared to the XPS 13 7390 or older. The deal is notable because the system on sale is a higher-end configuration and not just some lower-end Core i5 option with 8 GB of RAM. Instead, users are getting a effect i7-1185G7
CPU complete with vPro compatibility and 16 GB of RAM. The 16:10 500-nit 13.4-inch FHD touchscreen may not be 4K, but it is still brighter than the displays on most other Ultrabooks. Users upgrading from older laptops with UHD Graphics will suddenly be able to play popular titles like DOTA 2 or rocket league
without needing to invest in Nvidia graphics. A key drawback to the XPS 13 9310 is its complete lack of any USB-A ports. We're also not a fan of its spongy clickpad which makes an external mouse even more vital when traveling. The retail packaging includes a USB-C to USB-A adapter to make connecting peripherals easier, but we recommend investing in a Bluetooth mouse anyway since ports are so limited on this system. See our full follow-up
on the Dell XPS 13 9310 to learn more about the system. Dell recently launched an OLED configuration for the XPS 13 9310 which may explain why there is a sale on this FHD IPS configuration.
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