Shortly after the Core i5 variant of Dell's new XPS 13 with QHD+ Infinity Touch Display went up for sale on the Microsoft Store in the U.S., it looks like you can get your hands on the Core i7 version as well.
This model is the highest-end configuration of the XPS 13 and features a 13.3-inch QHD+ Infinity Touch Display, 8GB of RAM, and a 256GB SSD — all running on a 3.0GHz 5th generation Intel Core i7 processor.
You can order the laptop either by itself or bundled with Office 365. Oddly, the version that comes with Office 365 comes in a bit cheaper at $1,478, compared to $1,599 for just the laptop. And of course, ordering from the Microsoft Store will net you a "Signature Edition" device, which means your shiny new XPS 13 will be free of bloatware right out of the box.
If the XPS 13 piques your interest, but you're still mulling it over, consider giving out hands-on with the device a look.
Thanks to Jeffrey for the tip!
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