If I were to buy an XPS 18, I’d buy a second power brick to avoid the awkward reach-around that’s required to unplug the power supply from the stand. But if Dell’s engineers are reading this ...

it's not hard to imagine taking the XPS 18 on the road. Dell says it even intends to sell a carrying-case accessory. The power of the Dell's core components suffers due to the unit's small size ...

The Dell XPS ... the power cable directly to the tablet, and the power port sits on the left edge, alongside two USB 3.0 ports, a headphone jack, and a volume rocker. The XPS 18 also has a front ...

Dell has chosen to combine two trending computing design styles into a single system and call it the XPS 18 Portable All-In-One Desktop. It has all the power of a an entry level desktop and some ...

The most massive "tablet" you'll ever use – if you don't count the Lenovo IdeaCentre Horizon 27 – is sitting on SlashGear's review bench this week: the Dell XPS 18. The reason we'd call it a ...

Dell's thrown its hat in the ... to get more peripherals wired up to the XPS 18 - but as it stands we're told that the final design will only host power for a neater, tidier finish than having ...

Dell's XPS 18 is as sleek and sexy as they come. It's very much a minimalistic design that consists of the panel, stand, and wireless input devices (keyboard and mouse). Even the power cord is ...