>i7
>8 gb ram
>512 gb ssd
>sexy
>$1500
Am I missing something? I never see pic related on here but the XPS gets shilled for days.
IBM x200
1/10th the price 1/2 the performance.
>>51301035
My desktop from 2009 is even better, and worth $500
>Laptop
>>51301163
Oh here let me just haul my desktop everywhere I need to use a computer
>>51301190
>Being weak, not taking 10 kg PC on the train ;^)
>>51301035
If we're comparing the top options here.
>HP Spectre x360
i7
8GB RAM
512GB SSD
Intel HD 520
13.3" 2560 x 1440 touch screen
3-cell, 56w
3.19lbs
$1499.99
>Dell XPS 13
i7
8GB RAM
256GB SSD
Intel HD 520
13.3” 3200 x 1800 touch screen
4-Cell, 56w
2.9lbs
$1649.99
You gain a few luxuries with the XPS 13 for $150 more, but it really depends on what is your budget, what you need it for and what you feel content with.
>>51301035
Depends on variant of i7, could be typical sales trick "Oh, i7 inside!"
8 gb ram, nothing wrong there
512 gb ssd nothing wrong there
sexy, agreed.
What about milliamp battery hours - mAh?
Screen resolution?
Me myself would stop at $800, except when for gaming. Due the cpu's in the laptop do not really blow above that.
>>51301244
> Due the cpu's in the laptop do not really blow above that.
This has been bugging me as well, the difference of the new i3-6100u to the i7-6500u seems to be in only clock speed whilst the i3 is probably adequate for the majority of the task suited to the ultra books they're placed in.
>>51301218
The higher resolution is nice but I I guess I don't think I can survive on only 256 gb. Granted I could always upgrade...
it's not made of aluminium.
I want to buy this one but I could get a cheaper one with same specs that isn't convertible. Not sure if its worth paying extra for this so called 'gimmick'
>>51301035
k501lx for half the price. 256 gb ssd tho
>>51301551
Convertible laptops are a definitely a meme but I haven't found anything with the same specs and size (that part is important) for a better price. Haven't looked hard enough though.
>>51301276
I personally plan on getting an XPS 15, but I'm going for the cheaper option of going with an i5 and a 32GB/1TB SS/HD hybrid drive, as opposed to the i7 with a 256GB SSD. There's a $200 price difference between the two. i5 I can live with, and I can get a Samsung EVO SSD 250GB for $75. That saves myself $125, but at the same time I'll probably be voiding my warranty in the process.
