Thanks for the comments.
I see it as there are good and bad mixed with either Windows or Apple. They are both good! ( and each have their problems.) And my Gal does have a MacAir 13 inch for many years and has worked fine.
I do like what Dell did with the size of this one I purchased.
The world’s only 15.6-inch InfinityEdge display: The virtually borderless display maximizes screen space by accommodating a 15.6-inch display inside a laptop closer to the size of a 14-inch, thanks to a bezel measuring just 5.7mm.
One-of-a-kind design: Measuring in at a slim 11-17mm and starting at just 4 pounds (1.8 kg) with a solid state drive, the XPS 15 is the world’s lightest 15-inch performance-class laptop.
I have seen the screen already and it is stunning and will aid in fine editing of images on the road.
Dazzling detail: With the UltraSharp 4K Ultra HD display (3840 x 2160), you can see each detail of every pixel without needing to zoom in. And with 6 million more pixels than Full HD and 3 million more than the MacBook Pro, you can edit images with pinpoint accuracy without worrying about blurriness or jagged lines.
Industry-leading color: The XPS 15 is the only laptop with 100% Adobe RGB color, covering a wider color gamut and producing shades of color outside conventional panels so you can see more of what you see in real life. And with over 1 billion colors, images appear smoother and color gradients are amazingly lifelike with more depth and dimension. Included is Dell PremierColor software, which automatically remaps content not already in Adobe RGB format for onscreen colors that appear amazingly accurate and true to life.
Looking to see all the new possibilities on the input ports for uploading images to external drives to pick up faster speeds.
This is the latest from Dell and I was going to get the 2016 model but I timed it right to get the latest.
Within a couple of weeks I will get it. First task is to remove all the Dell installed bloat wear programs among other things.
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