The making of Dell's XPS 13 2-in-1

[Windows Central]

An exclusive behind-the-scenes look at how Dell brought to life its most compelling convertible yet.
It's the laptop that made Windows notebooks cool — and knocked the MacBook Air off its pedestal — thanks in large part to the machine's head-turning borderless screen. But when Dell launched the XPS 13 in 2015, many observers believed the company simply scored an exclusive part with the new screen.
Wrong.

Dell actually spent two years in deep collaboration with Sharp, perfecting the display on a new laptop that was then internally known as Project Dino. In fact, Dell helped fund the development of the panel.

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