Dell's latest XPS 13 aims to be a more affordable alternative to the MacBook Neo, starting at $700 with a focus on portability. However, the laptop makes compromises to achieve this price point, including a less premium design, slower Intel Core hardware than previous generations, and a mechanical trackpad. The most significant drawback is the base model's 8GB of RAM, which struggles to comfortably run Windows 11 and leads to noticeable performance hiccups. AI
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