Skip to main content
  1. Home
  2. Computing
  3. Deals

The Dell XPS 13, a Copilot+ laptop, is on sale at $300 off

Add as a preferred source on Google
Reviewed By Digital Trends Dell XPS 13 9350 front angled view showing display and keyboard.
Mark Coppock / Digital Trends

If you’re thinking about buying a laptop that’s designed to maximize the capabilities of Microsoft’s Copilot, here’s an offer from Dell that you should consider: the Dell XPS 13 with a $300 discount that brings its price down to $1,700 from $2,000. It’s still not what you’d call affordable after those savings, but it’s going to be worth every single penny with its capabilities. You’re going to have to act fast if you don’t want to miss out though, as there’s always a lot of interest in Dell XPS deals.

Buy Now

Why you should buy the Dell XPS 13

The Dell XPS 13 is a Copilot+ laptop, which means it’s built so that you can fully enjoy the features of Microsoft’s Copilot. You’ll be able to access the powerful AI assistant with ease as the device is powered by the Intel Core Ultra 7 258V Series 2 processor, Intel Arc Graphics, and 32GB of RAM, which our guide on how much RAM do you need says is the sweet spot for professionals. With these specifications and Windows 11 Home, you’ll also be able to carry out even the most demanding tasks for work or school without any issues, even when you’re multitasking between several apps to get them done.

With its sleek frame and 13.4-inch OLED touchscreen with 3K resolution, the Dell XPS 13 is an extremely portable device, so you won’t mind bringing it with you wherever you go. The laptop can carry all of your important files and necessary apps in its 1TB SSD, and it also has a 1080p camera with dual-array microphones for whenever you need to join an online meeting or make a video call.

The laptop deals that are worth buying never come cheap, but you should still be on the lookout for savings that will make the purchase a little lighter on your wallet. Here’s a great example — the Dell XPS 13 at $300 off from Dell, for a lowered price of $1,700 from $2,000 originally. We’re not sure how much time is remaining on this discount, so if you want to get the Dell XPS 13 for a more affordable price than usual, you need to proceed with the transaction as soon as possible.

Buy Now

Aaron Mamiit
Aaron received an NES and a copy of Super Mario Bros. for Christmas when he was four years old, and he has been fascinated…
Google is testing an AI-first homepage, and the Search button is reportedly taking a back seat
A quietly spotted redesign shows Google testing life without its own Search button.
Google Chrome with Gemini

For years, the Search button has been an integral part of the Google Search experience. However, right now, typing "google.com" into a browser is reportedly bringing up a new simplified layout that doesn’t include the Search button anymore (for a select group of signed-out users). 

It appears that the search giant is testing a new, AI-first layout with three dedicated buttons, which are new for traditional Google Search users, but familiar for those who use the Gemini chatbot on a regular basis.  

Read more
The FCC wants to ban some drones it already approved. Yeah, this is getting complicated.
FCC considers expanding drone restrictions to previously approved DJI models
dji drone

The US Federal Communications Commission is considering a move that could make things pretty awkward for drone buyers. The agency wants to expand its existing restrictions to cover certain drones with features such as LiDAR sensing, thermal imaging, and aerosol-dispersing systems. The weird part? Some of these drones were already approved for sale in the US.

In a report by DJI's own blog, this new development puts several DJI models in the spotlight, including the Air 3S, Avata 360, and Mini 5 Pro. Under the proposal, these drones could potentially be pulled from the US market, even though the FCC had previously cleared them. And no, if you already own one, the government isn't coming to take it away.

Read more
Hoy combines AirDrop, Loom, and voice messages in the Mac menu bar
The pre-release app lets Mac users send files, voice notes, and screen recordings without bouncing between separate tools
Person, Text, Electronics

Hoy wants sending something from your Mac to feel as casual as dropping a file onto someone’s desk. Instead of opening another app, you drag it onto that person’s face sitting in the menu bar.

https://twitter.com/heyiamdk/status/2082151995687748064

Read more