Dell Outlet is offering an additional 14% off basically any Dell XPS model. I think the promotion is misleading and seems more limited than it is but I haven't found an XPS the code doesn't work on. This can also be paired with a slightly above average CB offer.
There are models of all configurations which of course affects the price but I grabbed an XPS 13 7390 - 10th gen i7 16GB with 512GB M.2 and 4K screen for $1109, tax included pre-CB. I admit I haven't been following too closely but that seemed like a good price for 4K. Same specs with FHD was $999 after tax.
IMPORTANT NOTE ON UPGRADES: RAM is soldered on and cannot be upgraded in the XPS 13 7390's so buy as much as you need/want up front. The HDD can be upgraded but it's an unusual size so they are more expensive. I'm not sure how this applies to the 9380's but I would guess it's similar. 15 inch models are still fully aftermarket upgradeable, which will usually save you hundreds if you want 32GB RAM or 1TB SSD.
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113314XPS
Direct link to available models:
https://outlet.us.dell.com/ARBOnl...bDw/Whs%3D
https://www.dell.com/en-us/dfh/sh...-deals-dfh
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I also already have an XPS 15 maxed out at 32GB for more "real" work. When I'm doing some serious, multiple IDE development on the couch I like that guy. This one is more for surfing the web, content management, server administration, light coding, etc. And it's small enough it will fit in the arm rest compartment of my couch can be powered from the freaking built in 45W USB. Furniture and technology are finally coming together.
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Because 16gb of RAM is overkill for 90+% of users.
None of these thin&light have upgradable RAM it's just not possible
also these only have two usb-C for I\O
the HP x360 has usbA , so does Lenovo c940
however this 7390 2 in1 has a 16:10 display which is better for productivity. it is also the best performing out of all the (true)10th gen i7 models as far as CPU performance is concerned.
Just be aware that is not true 10th gen processor it has Intel UHD graphics as opposed to the quad core i7 (ice lake, i7-1065G7) which has the greatly improved Iris plus graphics
Please see my above post if graphics performance is important for you
Boo hoo. Gotta learn to make concessions with thin and lights.