CES 2019 is officially underway, and Dell has revealed a revamped XPS 13 laptop. The device comes with a fixed webcam in the top bezel, new Intel Whiskey Lake CPUs on the inside, and other subtle ...

We’ve always loved the Dell XPS 13, except for one thing: the low-slung, nosehair-catching camera. So sing hallelujah: With the XPS 13 9380 announced Tuesday morning at CES, the camera’s ...

Dammit, I like the Dell XPS 13 again. I never hated it—the laptop is too good to inspire hatred (though the placement of the webcam, which only seems to capture your chin in videos, comes close).

Dell says that its teams have been working for over two years to develop the hardware to shrink down the new 2.25mm camera module to fit in the XPS 13’s tiny bezels. That move does come at a ...

When I reviewed Dell's XPS 13 from late 2017, I called the design uninspiring, and I called out the webcam placement and the lack of facial recognition. In fact, the webcam placement below the ...

Our wholehearted recommendation of the XPS 13 always came with one small but important caveat. The position of the webcam. Dell basically pioneered the problematic nose-cam located below the display.

I found the XPS 13’s 720p webcam to be perfectly suitable for my daily video calls, capturing my face and clothing with warm, accurate colors. The photos I captured on Dell’s camera looked a ...

my shots were oversaturated and still pretty pixelated — and not nearly as clear as those I got from the MacBook Air M2’s superior 1080p webcam. The $1,299 Dell XPS 13 Plus is a laptop that I ...

It's almost impossible to find something bad to say about the Dell XPS 13, but that doesn't mean it's perfect. The webcam is low-quality, a common gripe with modern laptops but an important one ...

The good news is that the Dell XPS 13 ships with a fast charger that promises to get you up to 80% capacity in under an hour. The XPS 13 Plus makes do with a 720p webcam at a time that many laptop ...