| ▲ | michaelt 4 hours ago | |
> I wanted something BEEFFY! Specs wise but 13 inch at most. One thing to bear in mind is bezels are a lot thinner than they were a few years ago. ~7 years ago, my daily driver was a Latitude E7270 - a 12.5 inch ultrabook with dimensions of 215.15 mm x 310.5 mm x 18.30 mm, 1.24 kg, 14.8 inch body diagonal Today, an XPS 14 has dimensions 209.71 mm x 309.52 mm x 15.20mm, 1.36 kg, 14.7 body diagonal - and a 14-inch screen. The 12.5 inch segment hasn't disappeared - it's just turned into the 14-inch segment. | ||
| ▲ | necovek 2 hours ago | parent [-] | |
My Sony Vaio Z from 2009 or 2010 looks at your Dell in contempt: 13.1" FullHD screen at 314mm x 210mm (we'll pretend the thickness does not matter ;)) and 1.36kg. Vaio TT was even smaller footprint. But even in 2018, you could get an X1 Carbon at 1.13kg and 323mm x 217mm x 15.5mm. | ||