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Dell recently introduced a new line of Windows and Android Venue tablets. But the news overshadowed an equally important announcement, especially for business users. The company has updated two of its Windows laptops which feature its special XPS viewers. There is also a new XPS 2-in-1 in the series with battery like Dell 451-11508 battery , Dell 453-10049 battery , Dell 312-0650 battery , Dell Studio 1535 battery , Dell Studio PP39L battery , Dell KM965 battery , Dell WU965 battery , Dell 312-0769 battery , Dell KM970 battery , Dell PP32L battery , Dell Latitude E5400 battery , Dell Latitude E5510 battery . (This is Dell’s name for a tablet also designed to function as a laptop.)
XPS is a special Windows file format used to archive online receipts, contracts, memos, webpages, reports and other documents.
Microsoft says it created the format as a way to waste less paper and take up less space than printed documents. In a post on the company’s official website, Microsoft explained:
You can create XPS documents in virtually any program, simply by selecting the Microsoft XPS Document Writer as your printer—no extra software is needed. The XPS version will look exactly like the original.
New XPS Dell Laptops, Tablet Come with XPS Viewer
While XPS files can be created from almost any format, they can only be seen through a special XPS viewer. Dell has built that viewer into a line of computers and is introducing two updated models and the new tablet.
Updates include:
The XPS 15:
Pictured above, the XPS 15 is a 15.6 inch laptop Dell claims is the first of its size to feature a Quad HD+ display. The company says the display has a resolution of 5.7 million pixels, five times the amount of standard HD, and touts the laptop as excellent for multimedia. It will retail for $1,499.99.
The XPS 13:
A 13.3 inch laptop with HD display and longer battery life. Dell says the device is built to be extremely portable and weighs less than 3 lbs. It will retail at $999.99.
XPS 11:
This is Dell’s new tablet (see the video above). Weighing 2.5lbs. and with a width of just 11-15mm, it is the thinnest and most compact device of its kind on the market, the company claims. The device is a 2-in-1 Ultrabook that transitions from laptop to tablet with a 360 degree swinging hinge. It will retail at $999.99.
The XPS 15 is now available on Dell’s website to customers in the U.S. and other select countries. The XPS 11 and XPS 13 will not be available until November.