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The Dell XPS 15 is a notebook with a machined aluminum chassis and a 15.6-inch display covered egde-to-edge by Gorilla Glass. It's powered by Intel's 3rd generation, Ivy Bridge, processors and switchable Nvidia graphics up to the Geforce GT 640M. Description |
The Dell XPS 14 is a notebook with an aluminum chassis and a 14-inch display covered by Gorilla Glass and features WWAN options including an HSPA modem and WiMAX. |
A customizable laptop with a 720p display, the Dell 15R comes with Dell's color switch lids to add a little personality to the laptop. The 15R comes standard with an Intel Core i3 Sandy Bridge processor, and can be customized to have an Ivy Bridge chip. |
Dell's first ultrabook with Inspiron branding, the 14z uses Intel's Rapid Start technology for fast boot times and up to seven hours of battery life. The 14z weighs in at 4.12 pounds and is .83-inches thick. |
A minor update to Apple's classic 15-inch MacBook Pro, the mid-2012 version keeps the same unibody form-factor but adds in some spec bumps, including Intel's latest Ivy Bridge processors and USB 3.0. |
The HP Envy Ultrabook comes with either a 14-inch or 15.6-inch screen, is a little over half an inch thick, and has Beats Audio speakers. There are 500GB of storage with 4GB of DDR3 memory with either an Intel Sandy Bridge or Ivy Bridge processor. |
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