There’s nothing inherently wrong with this 14-inch midrange model, but it fails to stand out against competitors from HP and Lenovo and Dell’s own XPS line.
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For a road warrior looking for a slim and stylish laptop, the Dell 14S fits the bill. It’s neither under- nor over-powered ...
Ultimately, this top-tier configuration of the Dell Pro 5 Series 16 represents the gold standard of what a modern enterprise ...
Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. Dell and HP have produced some of my favorite Windows laptops over the past few years. Whenever anyone asks me for a PC recommendation, I ...
The Dell 14 Premium, the new name for the most recent iteration of Dell’s XPS 14, was once a consistent front-runner among the best laptops for the last decade that I’ve been reviewing computers and ...
Dell, you mad geniuses, you actually did it. The latest rendition of the XPS 13 is a wonderful little PC for the masses. It’s the kind of notebook that once and for all proves laptop makers don’t need ...
The Inspiron 16 Plus is Dell’s budget-friendlier, big-screen, content-creation laptop. It has an all-metal chassis and discrete GPU options you won’t find with a non-Plus Inspiron 16 but without the ...
Our tech writer tested the Dell XPS 13 to see if it’s the amazing budget laptop that folks have been waiting for.
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Computers are my lifelong obsession. I wrote my first laptop review in 2005 for NotebookReview.com, continued with a consistent PC-reviewing gig at Computer Shopper in 2014, and moved to PCMag in 2018 ...