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"  With the Dell XPS 13, you won&amp;#039;t have to sacrifice power for portability, making it our favorite of the new ultrabook class. This sub-three-pound wonder turned in the best scores in our performance testing, tackling our benchmark software handily. The Dell XPS 13 will be zippy if you&amp;#039;re just using it for basic computing and, with its excellent high-definition graphics capabilities and powerful Intel processor, this system should be equipped to handle more intensive tasks like video and photo editing too. Even better, the ultrabook turned in the best battery life in our test handily, lasting upwards of 5 hours in between charges under our test conditions (We try to simulate how most people use the system in real life, so our tests are often more strenuous than those manufacturers use to quote battery life!). It&amp;#039;s quick to start too, booting up in an impressively short 15 seconds (and coming back even quicker from sleep mode). Our consumer testers were big fans of this stylish Dell as well, giving it the highest scores of the bunch for usability. In particular, they praised the responsive track pad and found the keyboard comfortable to type on. Like much of its class, the Dell is compact and fairly light at just under 3 pounds. The downside to that slim profile? We found this PC is more prone to tip over backward in a lap than others, so keep a good grip if you&amp;#039;re working with the computer on your lap. We also wish it had an SD card slot to make it easier to grab photos from a digital camera, and more than two USB ports would be nice. Manufacturer&amp;#039;s Warranty: 1 year Features: 1 USB 3.0, 1 USB 2.0, headphone output, Mini DisplayPort Memory: 256GB Weight: 2.97 pounds Battery Life (based on simulation of everyday usage): 5 hours Starts at: $999  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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