I’ve preordered a Razer Core already, so if the timing is right, I might be able to get a hands on test of this. There are currently none on the open market as of yet, but the Razer Core is coming out soon, and they have mentioned that it will be openly compatible with laptops that are Thunderbolt 3 capable. What’s nice about this is you’ll be able to achieve 40Gbps transfer speeds, allowing the potential for an external GPU to be used, if desired. Speaking of the USB-C, this port is also Thunderbolt 3 capable. There is also the same battery indicator button and lights, like on the last model. On the left side, you have a power connector, Thunderbolt 3 USB type-C, USB 3.0 and a headphone/mic combo. On the right side, there is a single USB 3.0 port, a 3-in-1 card reader and a Noble lock. The only thing that’s slightly different on the 9350 version is the connectivity on the sides.
The build quality is solid and well constructed. It’s the same aluminum body with a carbon fiber palm rest. Really, the design is pretty much the same as last year. Since Andrei already wrote about the Broadwell version, I’ll try to stick to the things that have changed.
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68” (h)īacklit keyboard, trackpad, 720p webcam, 3 in 1 memory card reader, Noble lock
Intel Skylake Core i7-6560U CPU, dual-core 2.2 GHz(3.2Ghz boost)Ģx USB 3.0, Thunderbolt 3(USB Type-C), mic/earphone comboģ04mm or 11.98” (w) x 200mm or 7.88” (d) x 17mm or. The specs sheetġ3.3 inch, 3200 x 1800 px resolution, Infinity Edge touchscreen, IGZO After reading that some of the bugs that plague the previous XPS 13 versions were potentially fixed, I just couldn’t resist trying out this new model with the new Intel CPU.Īfter a good week of use, I think I formed a pretty good opinion of the machine. Fast forward to today and I noticed Dell now offers a unit with the Intel Skylake i7-6560U CPU and Iris HD graphics.
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