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Dell XPS 18 Portable All-In-One Review

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Considering the XPS 18's dimensions, a score of 2582 is very good and indicate the system will be able to handle light office tasks with relative ease.

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  1. My brother has this for work, he works as a manager of a mobile phone retail store. Its very useful for a lot of tasks. But it is quite a bit of effort to carry around. Good screen size though for presentations etc.