Dell is last to market with its Ultrabook, but in many ways the XPS 13 has been worth the wait. Unfortunately, connectivity suffers from the smaller chassis and the screen’s poor viewing angles really let the side down, meaning the similarly compact Samsung Series 9 900X3B is a far better proposition if you can afford the extra £170 or so. If not, however, the Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook is a great premium option. Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook - Intro, Design and Build Dell is very late to the Ultrabook game, with every major rival already having one or more models on the market. With a 13in screen crammed into the equivalent of a 12in chassis, classy metal and carbon fibre build, gorgeous design, good connectivity and specs, and a backlit keyboard, the XPS 13 Ultrabook appears to have it all. Dell’s Ultrabook succeeds straight away when it comes to design. Opening the Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook up, this shiny metal trim is beautifully contrasted with the black interior. The display spor...