Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #2162 in Personal Computers
- Color: Silver
- Brand: Dell
- Model: XPS13-9001sLV
- Dimensions: 5.20" h x
11.65" w x
15.43" l,
2.99 pounds
- CPU: i7-2637M 1.7 GHz
- Memory: 4GB DDR3 SDRAM
- Hard Disk: 0GB
- Processors: 2
- Display size: 13
Features
- Intel Core i7-2637M 1.70GHz
- 4 GB DIMM; 256GB Solid State Drive
- 1 Year mail in warranty
- 13-Inch Screen
- Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
Dell XPS XPS13-9001sLV 13-Inch Laptop (Silver)
Product Description
With impeccable attention to every detail, the XPS 13 Ultrabook combines premium materials and the power of 2nd Gen Intel Core performance.
Features Refined features - XPS 13 feels as good as it looks, thanks to a comfort-designed keyboard and a sleek, gesture-enabled glass touchpad. Box Contents - Dell XPS13-9001sLV, Integrated 6-Cell Lithium Polymer Battery, AC power adapter, Power Cord; Pre-installed Software - Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit, Microsoft Office Starter 2010, McAfee SecurityCenter with Anti-Virus, Anti-Spyware & Firewall 30-Day Trial Offer, 1-Year Limited Warranty Intel Core i7-2637M 1.7GHz Dual-Core Processor with Turbo Boost Technology up to 2.8GHz 4MB Smart Cache 4GB DDR3 RAM 256GB Solid State Drive (SSD) 13.3-inch HD (720p) Truelife WLED Display (1366 x 768) Intel HD Graphics 3000 Intel High Definition Audio + Waves MaxxAudio 4 802.11 b/g/n WLAN Bluetooth 3.0 Built-in 1.3MP Webcam with Dual Array Digital Microphone Standard full size Backlit Keyboard and Multi-Touchpad with Gesture supported Ports - 1 x USB 3.0, 1 x USB 2.0 with Powershare, Headphone Output, mini DisplayPort Dimensions (Approx.) - 12.4 (W) x 0.24 - 0.71 (H) x 8.1 (D) inches / 316 x 6 - 18 x 205 mm Weight (Approx.) - 2.99 pounds / 1.36 kg
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
20 of 20 people found the following review helpful.
Excellent speed and quality
By Aaron A. Tyler
I purchased this Dell XPS XPS13-9001sLV with i7 1.7 GHz processor, 4GB RAM, and a 256GB SSD about two weeks ago after a thorough search of the available reviews and spending several hours in the local Best Buy and MCX electronics section. I also looked at the Samsung, Sony, Asus, and Toshiba ultrabooks and with both i5 and i7 processors as well as briefly at the MacBook Air. I found generally that the ultrabooks were all competent players, each with one small thing the others lacked; usually in the form or function of video outputs or number of USB 3.0 ports. For my work, I needed a Windows 7 platform. I have been running Ubuntu for the past two years because I couldnt stand how slow my old laptop with Windows XP had become. Recently the online tools I use switched to exclusively MS Internet Explorer which necessitated the purchase of a new machine. In choosing the XPS it was a tradeoff in some capabilities (processor series and speed) and some quantity and type of outputs (1 USB3, 1 USB2, 1 mini Video, NO SDHC card reader) in order to have a smaller, lighter, more rigid, and potentially longer lasting device. I have been extremely pleased with the operating speed of the XPS 13. In practical terms, the XPS boots from a cold start into Windows 7 in 12-13 seconds and boots into Ubuntu 12.04 LTS in 11-17 seconds. Additionally, it performs as advertised in its ability to wake from hibernation in 2-3 seconds and from a rest in about a second. Download and internet operating speeds are also excellent, and the fastest I've seen in any computer. My newest U.S. Govt. HP loads most sites like Hotmail or Facebook in 5-7 seconds, but the little XPS will do it in 1-2. I have downloaded several large files and installs and have been happy with the performance of the machine during sustained downloads as well. When it comes to battery life I knew I was giving something up to get an ultrabook, but in practical usage it has been a pleasant surprise that I can get 3.5 hours out of a charge running Windows 7, surfing the net, downloading and running an external drive. In Ubuntu 12.04 LTS it is even more efficient pulling 4-5 hours, even while charging my phone. The screen is bright and clear and quite large for such a small machine. Although perhaps not as hi-def as a full retina display, it is much more than DVD quality and plenty big enough. It provides a crisp image throughout and didn't display any tendencies towards motion tracking or blurring when I played a DVD. The case is perhaps the most attractive part of the machine, but it also functions superbly as a stiff, light and durable frame. The little XPS is significantly stronger than any other laptop I have used, including my wife's MacBook Pro17. The XPS doesn't display any flex in the keyboard or hinge wobble. The build quality and strength were very important to me after my last laptop, a Sony Vaio, popped and flexed when I picked it up by the corner (allowing it to disconnect its own Wi-Fi card; and thereby making itself useless as a portable device).Pros:-Beautiful form factor-Excellent feel of quality and durability-Excellent speed and efficiency in a light weight packageCons:-Only a few ports and no SD/HC reader means you will be buying external accessories if you don't already have themSome of the deciding factors for me were:-Light, small, and easily portable-Strong physical makeup to last a long time on the road and traveling-Good build quality-Good battery life-Gorilla glass screen is durable, easy to clean and beautiful-Most capable processor available in an XPS 13Runner up was: Samsung Series 9 NP900X4C-A02US 15-Inch Ultrabook (Ash Black); $1499.99Deciding factor: The XPS-13 exuded the most quality for the money/inspired the most confidenceAdditional accessories or programs purchased or installed:-LG external DVD-R-USB 3.0 SD/SDHC/MiniSD/MemoryStick card reader-Mini video to HDMI plug/pigtail-Mini video to VGA plug/pigtail-USB Common Access Card Reader-ActivClient 6.2 software-MS Office 2010-Skype-Ubuntu 12.04 LTS-Libre Office Suite
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Competitive MacBook replacement for the Windows/Ubuntu person
By LEANDRO R TESSLER
This ultrabook has similar size, weight and appearance to a MacBook Air 13, running Windows 7 (upgradable to Windows 8). It is possible to create a special partition in the 256M SSD drive and install Ubuntu.The computer runs smoothly and fast.The cons: Screen resolution is 1366 x 768. It could be better. Like the MacBook Air, the machine has only 2 USB ports, no ethernet port and a mini-DVI port to connect an external display. Unlike the MacBook air it does not have an SD card reader.The pos: Very fast SSD and quad i7 processor. Very robust construction and light weight. Keyboard is large, illuminated and agreeable to use.
6 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
Wanted to love it....it didn't perform
By Stuart Kerr
I bought this early on (March, 2012) and REALLY wanted to love it. Weight and form factor are EXCELLENT.Sadly, it's just not all that. Screen was so so. Speed felt sluggish, even coming out of sleep wasn't great. It had a wonky track pad as well.It went back. My search for a next generation laptop continues.
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