Dell

Dell's XPS lineup is known for its premium design, high-end hardware, and being at the top of most ‘best ultrabooks to buy' lists. The company has updated its popular XPS 13 with the new Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite processor. While the new laptop has the same design and build as last year's model, it is now claimed to be much faster and more efficient thanks to the ARM chipset.

Dell's Inspiron range of laptops has long been a popular choice for many buyers thanks to its approachable pricing and features. The company's new 16-inch series of Inspiron laptops aims to deliver a more premium experience for productivity and entertainment. We have with us today the Dell Inspiron 16 2-in-1 laptop which boasts of a taller 16:10 aspect ratio display, four speakers, and the ability to unfold into a tablet. Dell is pitching it as an entertainment and productivity solution, so let's see if it achieves that goal.

The concept of using a laptop as a tablet has been around for ages now, but I have never really been sold on this idea, especially since no matter how slim you make a 2-in-1, it still ends up being unwieldy compared to an actual tablet. I'm probably in the minority here, since even after all these years, this category is still alive and kicking. Today we'll be looking at Dell's latest refresh, called the Inspiron 14 (5410) 2-in-1. This new models feature Intel's 11th Gen CPUs and a tweaked design. With prices starting at Rs. 52,900, should you consider Dell's new 2-in-1 for your next purchase? Let's find out.