 Hey guys, this is Tom Warren with The Verge and we're looking at Dell's latest XPS 13. Essentially it's an upgraded version of the same laptop that Dell's been selling for a couple of years now. What's really noticeable here is the thin bezels on this 13 inch display. It's an edge to edge display, they're calling it Infinity Display. It's Sharp's IGZU panel and literally it goes right to the end. Dell's actually claiming this is the smallest 13 inch laptop on the market, so not the lightest or the thinnest but the smallest. On the display you've got a 3200 by 1800 display, so it's QHD resolution, which also means obviously if you've got Windows installed on here you can get up to three apps alongside each other, which is kind of useful on a small display like this. So really the display is the main thing. But also on this laptop you've got the backlit keyboard, which is kind of standard as you'd expect. But Dell's actually shipping a precision trackpad on here, which essentially is something that Dell and Microsoft have worked together on just to make the trackpad a little bit more responsive in Windows. And it feels pretty great, I mean most Windows trackpads aren't that great, but this one does feel fairly responsive. I'm just sort of playing around with it briefly here, it does feel pretty good. In terms of build quality you've got a carbon fibre case all the way around, so all across the back here and underneath. And the same for the actual trackpad and around here, it's coated but it's all carbon fibre and you've got the display going straight edge to edge. Dell's claiming that it's going to be 15 hours of battery life, which is kind of insane, we'll see if that holds up. And you can also extend it by another 7 hours by a USB connected battery. And that was the Dell XPS 13, don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel at youtube.com forward slash the verge.