Dell XPS 13 roadmap leaks with Intel and Qualcomm releases detailed until early 2027

[Redaktion]

Dell has only just released the Intel Meteor Lake-based XPS 13 9340. However, various leaks have already shown that the company is preparing a Qualcomm Snapdragon X variant as the XPS 13 9345. A new leak goes much further though, with Lunar Lake MX, Arrow Lake-U, Arrow Lake-P, and Panther Lake release windows detailed, as well as one for second-generation Snapdragon X options.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Dell-XPS-13-roadmap-leaks-with-Intel-and-Qualcomm-releases-detailed-until-early-2027.837614.0.html

[usacomputer]

I don't know how much these laptops will cost but if Dell continues with these high prices no one will buy them.
What everyone is demanding right now, even small and large companies, is MINISFORUM V3 for its mobility, CPU and GPU power and the essential battery life in this type of product. Look for its official website or videos on YouTube and you will see the comments.

[@usacomputer]

F minisforum

[Maibo]

Maybe Dell will go back to their roots and make sense of their devices again and at least have a headphone jack.... At one point they had some of the best keyboards and trackpads but now they went down the sh*tter

[Maibo]

I don't know how much these laptops will cost but if Dell continues with these high prices no one will buy them.
What everyone is demanding right now, even small and large companies, is MINISFORUM V3 for its mobility, CPU and GPU power and the essential battery life in this type of product. Look for its official website or videos on YouTube and you will see the comments.

I agree Minisforum & alot of small chinese mobile compute companies are showing the market that the direction they took w/ mobile compute was wrong. the V3 proved that Microsoft fudged the entire Surface line just to suck up to intel when they should have been putting AMD chips in their devices for the last 4+ years. The only downside is that Miniforum is still learning to write drivers by themselves and optimize their systems to make best use of power and compatibility.