If you need a serious work laptop with the specs to support processing-heavy tasks, the Dell XPS 15 is a model to consider. The top-end device in the range packs a Core i7 processor, which should make light work of your most demanding programs and functions. The star of this show, so to speak, is a virtually unbezelled touch-screen display that Dell calls InfinityEdge. The bezel is just 5.7mm. Resolution-wise, it offers 3,840 x 2,160p, on a 15.6inch screen (more than 8m pixels). There is also a full-HD 1,920 x 1,080 display option. The screen is noticeably more elongated horizontally than that of most laptops, giving it quite a distinct, rectangular look — and allowing Dell to make the claim that this machine has the world’s smallest 15.6inch screen (packed into a laptop closer to the size of a 14-incher). It’s a bit of an odd boast, but either way the screen quality is excellent: sharp detail and deep colour. And Dell has saved on weight, too. The heaviest device in the range comes...
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