The Dell XPS 13 is now powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite chip, marking a notable shift to Arm-based architecture, enhancing battery efficiency and AI capabilities.
With the introduction of the Copilot+ program, systems like the new XPS 13 must meet specific requirements including 16GB of RAM and NPU for better AI performance.
While the XPS 13's design is sleek with its minimalist touchpad and edge-to-edge keys, it prioritizes aesthetics over functionality, leading to usability concerns.
Despite the excitement around its Snapdragon chip, there are concerns about older x86 applications potentially running poorly due to emulation challenges on Arm-based systems.
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