Dell kills the XPS brand
Dell’s XPS line, which has been a prominent name in premium laptops for years, is being replaced by new Dell Premium models.
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30 years later, XPS is dead. Here’s why Dell is killing its flagship brand
Table of Contents Dell is the brand Meet the Dell Plus and Dell Pro Premium Does it work? Over the past 30 years, Dell’s XPS brand has grown into one of the most respected and well-known in the ...
This Dell XPS 13 is $500 off in unbeatable deal — here's why it's the best Windows laptop to get right now
It isn't every day we see one of the best laptops on the market drop to an incredibly low price, but that day has finally ...
This Dell laptop with a Snapdragon X Plus is under $600 right now
The price of quality Windows laptops has dropped steadily over the years. Qualcomm releasing its Snapdragon X Plus processor ...
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No more XPS: Dell is killing all of its laptop branding
Each segment as three tiers: base, Plus, and Premium. So more specifically, Dell XPS is now Dell Premium. So let's break this down: Dell Pro Max = Base level tier workstation Dell Pro Plus = Mid ...
Dell XPS 14 9440 Review: Giving the MacBook Pro a run for its money — at least in design
There have been instances when an XPS offering could go toe-to-toe against a MacBook Pro, in certain aspects of performance ...
Dell launches newly rebranded laptops at CES 2025 to replace storied XPS, Inspiron, and other product lines
Dell jettisoned decades of product nomenclature this week at CES 2025 as it introduced a new portfolio of product lines: Dell ...
Dell is refreshing and rebranding all of its PCs: What all the new names mean
This rework marks a major shakeup for Dell's PC naming schema, which has used the Inspiron, XPS, Latitude, and Precision ...
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30 years later, XPS is dead. Here’s why Dell is killing its flagship brand
Over the past 30 years, Dell’s XPS brand has grown into one of the most respected and well-known in the industry — often home to some of the best laptops you could buy. In its latest iteration ...