The ability to binge high-quality video for even longer periods of time might be debatable human progress, but it was a challenge our engineering teams were ready to tackle. The belief that technology has always been about advancing human progress drives our approach to product design and innovation. But all that visible design can sometimes overshadow the innovation within. Since we launched the first XPS 13 in 2012, we’ve pushed laptop design and expanded the boundaries of what’s possible with beautiful bushed metals, carbon fiber, InfinityEdge screens and the new white woven fiber finish. “The result is impressive – amazing battery life combined with the performance leap delivered by our 8 th Gen Intel Core processors.” “Our engineering teams collaborated closely to creatively deploy features unique to our 8 th Gen Intel Core processor and Dell’s system design in order to achieve exceptional battery life,” said Ahmed Omer, Global Director of Systems Engineering, Intel Corp. In fact, we’ve been working with our partners at Intel to further optimize the battery life on the 2017 XPS 13 for a very specific use that will be welcomed by the ever-increasing number of people who watch video on their laptop. Just because we launched a new XPS 13 doesn’t mean we stopped improving the performance of the previous one.

When comparing the 2017 Dell XPS 13 (9360) and the updated for 2018 Dell XPS 13 (9370) launched at CES, Windows Central said: “Best performance almost always means going with the new model, and the same appears true here.”

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