New Alienware 15 R3 AND Dell Xps 13 spotted on Import shipment Data

[samwitwicky4599]

i would like your opinion about it

New  Intel Processors

 

Alienware 15: I7 7700hq Kaby Lake

Dell XPS 13: Intel Core M 7y75 

Unlike the current XPS 13 with kabylake "U" Series Chips This Xps 13 has the Kabylake "M" series of processors 

[Pendragon]

14 minutes ago, samwitwicky4599 said:

i would like your opinion about it

Are you surprised? It was bound to happen. For Alienware anyway. I just want to see the binning for the 7820HQ.

 

For XPS13, since the Kaby Lake U series have already been released, it would be interesting to see the budget m models for it. 

 

Sick find btw. 

[samwitwicky4599]

i saw a listing for that on zauba i will post it in a few hours but it was for the Alienware 17

1 minute ago, Pendragon said:

Are you surprised? It was bound to happen. For Alienware anyway. I just want to see the binning for the 7820HQ.

 

For XPS13, since the Kaby Lake U series have already been released, it would be interesting to see the budget m models for it. 

 

Sick find btw. 

 

[exercutor5]

In any case that you were trying to hide the web address, you have failed.

[samwitwicky4599]

Just now, exercutor5 said:

In any case that you were trying to hide the web address, you have failed.

The web address is clearly shown in the picture mate

[exercutor5]

Just now, samwitwicky4599 said:

The web address is clearly shown in the picture mate

You look like you were trying to hide it in the first picture.

[samwitwicky4599]

No i realized so i took the second picture.

[Dark]

Looks like they may be using the same boards for the XPS 13 that they're using on the Latitude 7370. 

 

I think it's a perfect direction considering a lot of folks will be perfectly content with the new core m's. (for basic tasks, the m7 in my folio has been awesome).

[Dackzy]

So they are downgrading the XPS13, you can get the XPS 13 with a i7 7500u, while the Latitude version has a core m.

I know that the performance between a core m and a ULV is pretty damn close, but I would rather have the ULV version, unless the core m version is cheaper, even though a core m and a ULV cost the same...

 

Nice job m8