MacBook Neo

Zac also offered a brief comparison to the $599 MacBook Neo in his article, noting that Dell actually had Apple's laptop readily available next to each XPS 13 in the product showroom. That's the thing about the new XPS 13. It doesn't feel like Dell has cut any corners to arrive at the $599/$699 introductory pricing, and the best part is that Dell offers plenty of additional configuration options for those who need more RAM, more storage, and more raw processing power. On that note, it is worth highlighting the new XPS 13's launch cadence. These first models available now come with Intel's "Wil

My only concern mirrors another MacBook Neo design decision: The Dell XPS 13 only includes 8GB of RAM, as the memory crisis rages on. The MacBook Neo doesn’t just feel good under your fingertips, it feels good in minute-to-minute use. There are two major reasons for that. First, the MacBook Neo’s processor is an iPhone castoff that prioritizes single-core performance. Single-core performance influences your PC’s speed and responsiveness. The Dell XPS 13 uses a new Intel Wildcat Lake processor built to enable cheap laptops. Even if it can’t match the Neo, I’m sure it’ll work fine in day-to-day