they did tho, look at the macbook pros,

funny when Apple adds the ports back, the others do the opposite

Read again@@Kriojenic

Do you know how to read?@@Kriojenic

Its be cool but you know you can get a usb c to hdmi cable.

they are still there dude

I program in typescript and I have never used the function row...

@@user-xm2cc8mz1c But it is not a physical buttons, and that is a huge problem for many devs.

@@NissocoMC I could never work efficiently as a developer without using function keys. Navigating code in editors, debugging, etc, all relies heavily on function keys.

It looks really nice

No function keys and you can’t upgrade the ram

I want the 16

who cares duuuuude@@PizzaSiu07

So you want an overpriced downgrade?

i dont want an sd card at all. quit yapping.

@@ts8960 Maybe you don't but the whole photography community does, which is one of the main groups of people that this is marketed to.

@@Valentino_Crespo you can literally use usb sticks. SD cards should only exist in extension port hubs

I just checked with Dell Support: XPS16 with 64GB will come and should be available in 4 weeks.

So true, when ever they bring a new laptop it has to be missing something , in the case of the 16 inch the full 120 hz

Screw apple

Time to move to arm chips. Intel and AMD are still using x86 which isn’t efficient on battery.

​@@GalenlevyPhotowell, you would also need developers to migrate to that platform to really take advantage of the benefits.

@@irvingmontero5653 of course. It will be a huge headache for thousands of PC clones to change to a new platform.

@@GalenlevyPhotovery difficult to do. Microsoft is moving at a snails pace on getting windows ARM fully functional and stable. You’d need to see a shift in the business space to ARM before manufacturers put real resources behind changing their laptops to arm. This is one time where Apple having complete control over their products was beneficial as it allowed them to pivot in a way that windows can’t

Also 90Hz???? Macbook take my money.

u got bad taste then cause it looks super nice and futuristic

@@user-xm2cc8mz1c Looks good doesn't mean it provides great usability, good sir. Having touch sensitive function row is an example of bad design, from someone who use function row all the time. By removing the buttons on that row for sake of slimness is not worth it in my opinion. I might stick with my current laptop (and maybe considering Framework 16 if I can purchase one).

This not a laptop for tech nerds or gamers. Its a multimedia laptop. nobody cares about performance or haptic feedback buttons@@kittananj

Macbook Pros used to make the same mistakes. Touch Bar, Limited Ports and bad cooling. Apple fixed those problems and Dell is making the mistakes Apple did a few years ago.

How is bringing up Apple supposed to justify Dell's mistakes? Feels like you just wanted to take a jab at Apple.@@phamquanghuy8000

They arent gaming laptops dude nobody cares. Get a PS5 or xbox if you want to play games

You're a nobody on the internet and Dell doesn't care about your nobody opinion. Fact.

lol @@bearzilla2462

only 16 nice big screen + oled version

In budget laptops and 2 in one laptop category, HP is better, but in the mid and high end, Dell is better even in gaming laptops. Dell is way better than HP, but in gaming laptops, I prefer Lenovo Legion laptops.

mid 2024 is when SD X elite launches so this year end should have atleast a couple of laptops ready with it.

LOL windows on ARM is still terrible.@@tatoom40

Everybody knows that. It's not a secret of any sorts. But everyone is counting on next windows either 12 or the next big update for 11 to be more ready for the upcoming wave of arm products co-existing along with their x86 ones@@ArthropodSpidey

Windows is still not optimized for the arm yet.

@@AliZaminperhaps that’s why they are only releasing it mid 2024 when windows 12 comes out

Why?

@@ahmedkhaled1068 For anyone who use this laptop for serious productivity the removal of physical function keys is a absolute NO. FUnction keys pay a crucial role in many workflows from video editing, music production and programming and having them turned into non physical touch sensitive buttons which are hard to find without glancing down on the keyboard area which is extremly annoying. The new keyboard is also a downgrade compared to the previous years as the seperation between the keys makes it harder to type on quickly. The keys also appear to be more shallow which is a down side for typing experience too. The touchpad which is HAPTIC and part of the bottom section of the laptop without clear seperation is also not the best as its way harder to tell where the trackpad ends and starts making usage cumbersome. The lack of physical click is also annoying as haptic buttons never really mimic the feal of a real button and always feel weird (at least in my opinion). Under the hood the laptop appears to have solderd ram too (from what ive seen online) and only one M.2 SSD slot which HEAVILY impacts the options for potential storage and ram upgrades. The IO also hasnt improves and is still rather garbage at 3 usb C ports, sd card and headphone jack. They've really missed the mark on a product which is aimed towards professional users who car emore about ease of use, user experience, upgradability and reliability rather than a flashy new design.

U blind? Its literally the best looking laptop right now lol

Yeah the dell logo is the only thing that sucks about it. Everything else is perfect

Who needs battery life?

No why? trackpad position looks weird on that

nah chill its not that bad

@DarkoBert-ob6yr but from outside, Dell hasn't changed their design from many, many years.