Dell's updated XPS 13 features Intel's new 8th-gen Core CPU, with quad-core performance that can rival much larger laptops. The performance results were truly impressive.

Dell has refreshed the XPS 13 for late 2017 with a new 8th generation Intel processor. While the design is unchanged, the performance and battery are amazing.

It’s not the thinnest, lightest, or most powerful gaming laptop on the market, and we wish its 15.6-inch screen were brighter. But for a budget-friendly price, the GTX 1050 Ti-powered Dell G3 15 ...

Normally priced close to $700, this no-nonsense Dell Vostro Small Desktop features an 8th-gen Intel i3-8100, an expandable 4GB of DDR4 RAM and 1TB HDD. It comes preloaded with Windows 10 Pro.

The company announced an updated version of the XPS 13 laptop, which features a new white-and-gold finish, a slimmer frame, 8th-generation Intel CPUs, and other upgrades.

Dell laptops come in a variety of models, making it hard to figure out which line to choose from to do what you need. Here's how to choose.

Dell didn’t have pricing information available for XPS 13 models with 8th generation processors, but the current i7 sells for $1,349.99, so you can expect it to be somewhere around that.

Because Intel’s 8th-generation processors for laptops only exist in a luxuriously high-speed vacuum, you can max out your Dell XPS 13 with an Intel Core i7-8550U, 16GB of RAM and 256GB of SSD ...

The main difference with the XPS 13 9370 is the hardware. It uses the 8th generation Intel processor. The model I tested used the quad-core Intel Core i7-8550U processor with a clockspeed of 1.8 GHz ...

Dell's New XPS 13 Touch laptop based on Intel's 8th Gen Core processor gets fully tested.