Dell admits it was wrong, resurrects the XPS line with stunning new 14 and 16-inch models
A year ago, Dell shocked long-time fans when it announced the retirement of several iconic laptop brands at CES 2025, including the much-loved XPS lineup...
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Dell has reversed its decision to discontinue the XPS laptop line, reintroducing it as its flagship premium brand at CES 2026 with completely redesigned XPS 14 and XPS 16 models. These new laptops feature a ground-up redesign, focusing on performance, display technology, and repairability.
- The new XPS 14 starts at $2,049.99 (approximately KES 265,000) and the XPS 16 at $2,199.99 (approximately KES 285,000).
- Both models are powered by the latest Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors with integrated Intel Arc graphics and offer options for Tandem OLED or 2K LCD displays.
- Dell claims up to 27 hours of battery life for LCD models and has prioritized repairability with modular USB-C ports and an easy-to-remove keyboard.
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