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June 2013
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62 Reviews
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18 Reviews
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The editors liked
Stunning screen
Nice design
Feels responsive
Great for entertainment
The Dell XPS 18 combines an all-in-one PC with a lightweight 18-inch tablet
Making it a flexible system for at-home entertainment and productivity
The editors didn't like
Disappointing battery life
Not very powerful
Needs a more flexible stand
Lack of ports as an allinone
You're paying a premium for a relatively small screen. Less expensive configurations cut too many corners to be a good deal
Published: 2013-06-11, Author: Matthew , review by: techradar.com/au/
Stunning screen, Nice design, Feels responsive, Great for entertainment
Disappointing battery life, Not very powerful, Needs a more flexible stand, Lack of ports as an allinone
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Published: 2013-04-30, Author: Dan , review by: cnet.com.au
The Dell XPS 18 combines an all-in-one PC with a lightweight 18-inch tablet, making it a flexible system for at-home entertainment and productivity
You're paying a premium for a relatively small screen. Less expensive configurations cut too many corners to be a good deal
It's the best of the small handful of current tablet/all-in-one hybrids, with a subtle, sophisticated design and good battery life, but this new genre is still in its early days....
Abstract: If you recall from our first Dell XPS 18 review in the August 2013 issue, we were surprised by how much we liked the 18-inch AIO/tablet hybrid. As much as we enthused, however, there were a few issues that kept us from recommending it outright. Haswell wa...
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Published: 2015-04-23, Author: Jimmy , review by: maximumpc.com
battery life, improved CPU and GPU performance, SSD.
Performance gains are a little weak, lack of ports, relatively small SSD
Portabl, tablet-like design, Good battery life for an all-in-one, Powerful performance, Included stand with wireless charging
Tinny audio, So-so graphics
The latest version of the XPS 18 gets more power and battery life, making our top portable all-in-one PC even better. One of our favorite all-in-ones from 2013 has returned with some welcome upgrades. While it has the same sleek 18-inch design ...
Sleek design, Right size for pulling double duty, Respectable battery life
Few ports, Only average performance
Convergence is always a challenge, but the "Haswell" and SSD-equipped flagship version of the Dell XPS 18 boasts the right size and design to function ably as both a small desktop and large tablet. Read More…...
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Published: 2014-10-14, Author: Joel , review by: pcmag.com
Five-hour battery life. Portable around the house. Thinner and lighter than previous portable all in one PCs. Bundled charging stand has a wide range of tilt. 12-month McAfee Security subscription.
Stand lacks USB connectivity Limited ports. Kickstands are plastic/polycarbonate
A lot like a big tablet with a docking station, the latest iteration of the Dell XPS 18 is thin, easy to tote around the house, and delivers 5+-hour battery life. That's more than enough to call this portable all-in-one desktop best in class....
Published: 2014-10-06, Author: Paul , review by: hothardware.com
Haswell and SSD upgrades give this AIO a pep in its step, Convenient form factor, Stand doubles as a charging dock, Bright 18.4inch IPS display with good viewing angles, Virtually noise free cooling
Lacks extensive connectivity options (no HDMI, GbE LAN, or memory card reader
The Dell XPS 18 All-In-One - Find It At AmazonPart of the problem with evaluating an upgraded system that's already been looked at is that there isn't much left to cover, assuming the first write-up was thorough. We managed to avoid that problem with the...
