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Hurry! Dell XPS 13 touchscreen laptop on sale for only $900

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This a deal you’ll want to act on right away, not just because it’s a doorbuster and won’t be around long, but because this amazing touchscreen laptop from Dell is everything you want in a smart portable computer. Currently, this Dell XPS 13 Touch laptop is $100 off at Dell, marked down from $1,000 to $900. A overall fantastic laptop like this, that’s light, easy, and stylish, for under a $1,000 is a steal, and the deal won’t be around for long.

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Something that hasn’t changed as we’ve gone in and out of lockdown is our need for an amazing computer that can carry all of its features, and efficiencies, on-the-go. Whether we’re moving from home to the office, or just from room to room in an attempt to sneak in some work or play amidst the chaos of home life, it’s as if Dell designed the Dell XPS 13 to be an efficient travel companion. It’s super small, 13 inches, which is the most compact laptop Dell makes, and it weighs in at 2.7 pounds, which is ultra light.

That’s especially true considering what it can do. It’s loaded with the newest 10th-generation Intel Core i5 processor, backed up by 4GB of memory. The versatility this implies is matchless. It means that you can do not just anything, but everything — many tabs open, including Netflix, design a presentation, game, sort through photos — all at once. The efficiency picture is completed with SSD storage — there’s not much out there that’s faster, or more reliable.

And just as Zoom and video chats are taking over our work, the company has repositioned the webcam on this laptop to the top of the screen, and has centered it on the InfinityEdge display. The company has upgraded the four-element camera lens as well — it’s now smaller, and yet provides even better images, especially in low light, which was a previous failing. These images will comes to you via 8 million pixels of 4K Ultra HD resolution, on a 13.3-inch screen with super-trim bezels and a 16:9 aspect ratio. This is video heaven (whether we’re talking video chats, video games, or home video editing).

A lingering question whenever we’re debating a portable item is its battery life, but here you can rely on up to 19 hours on a single charge, or 17 if you’re streaming your favorite content. It comes ready to work with Windows 10 Home, Killer Wi-Fi 6 AX1650 (2 x 2) and Bluetooth 5.1, and the touchpad is as responsive and easy to navigate as ever.

Life hasn’t slowed down one bit, and we’ve equipped you with some fantastic laptop deals to help you manage it. If you’re looking for a personal PC that’s light as air, utterly efficient, not too hard on the wallet, and ideal for transportation, we suggest you jump on this deal for $100 off the Dell XPS 13 Touch, marked down from $1,000 to $900 — while supplies last.

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Jacob Silver
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