If you know your laptops, you know that the frameless design we see in most laptops these days was introduced by Dell in the XPS13 back in 2015. Dell has made improvements every year, and we're seeing what went wrong. changed in this latest edition. Design wise, the Dell XPS 13 is beautifully crafted from a single sheet of aluminum and features a carbon fiber palm rest. The aluminum casing makes it much stronger than the plastic casing seen on other laptops. The laptop comes in two types, a non-touch screen model and a 2-in-1 touch screen model. We are looking at the touch screen model that comes with an 7th Gen Intel Core i11 processor, 16GB of RAM. , 512GB SSD, and up to 32GB of RAM with 1TB SSD and Intel Iris Xe Graphics The XPS 13 features an Eyesafe display, which helps reduce harmful blue light while maintaining vivid colors. This reduces the stress on your eyes when you use the laptop for long periods of time. The InfinityEdge display also offers excellent visibility with an incredible 91,5% screen-to-body ratio. And despite the small bezels, Dell has managed to fit an infrared camera into the top bezel, which is great for video conferencing and secure login with Windows Hello.