A recent leak has caused quite a stir in the tech world. Important information about the new ARM-based versions of Dell’s popular XPS 13 notebook series has come to light with this leak. 311 pages of detailed documentation VideoCardz and attracted the attention of technology enthusiasts. It includes information about the ARM version of the Dell XPS 13, as well as the next generation of chips and GPUs Qualcomm and NVIDIA are working on.
ARM-Based Dell XPS 13 Promises Up to 29 Hours of Battery Life
Dell’s new ARM-based XPS 13 will be available with Full HD (FHD), Quad HD+ (QHD+) and OLED display options. There will also be a touchpad in the keyboard area. There are also significant improvements in battery life. The FHD+ version promises 13 hours of battery life, the QHD+ version 12 hours and the OLED version 9 hours. However, the most interesting information is that local video playback time can be up to 29 hours.
NVIDIA GPUs and Qualcomm ARM Chips
The computer will be equipped with Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon X Elite processor, offering high performance and efficiency. Other tech giants such as ASUS and Microsoft will also announce new devices and software updates at their own events. The document also includes information about NVIDIA’s next generation GPUs. Dell expects NVIDIA’s new GPUs in early 2025. These new GPUs are expected to deliver significant performance gains, especially in graphics-intensive tasks.
These exciting developments for technology enthusiasts herald important innovations in both hardware and software. It remains to be seen how Dell, ASUS, Microsoft and other technology companies will transform the user experience with these new products.