Dell's New XPS 13 Becomes the First with Tandem OLED
TapTechNews May 25 news, Dell has confirmed to TheVerge editor Tom Warren that the all-new XPS 13 (9345) notebook becomes the world's first notebook to be equipped with Tandem OLED screen technology.
Tandem OLED, compared to the ordinary OLED currently in use, is a stacked device that connects multiple electro-luminescent devices of pixels through an intermediate connection layer, and has the advantages of higher peak brightness, lower power consumption and longer service life.
Currently confirmed commercial Tandem OLED products include the Honor Magic6 RSR Porsche Design model, whose screen is jointly developed by Honor and BOE, and the official name is 'Honor Stacked Light Oasis Eye Protection Screen'; and the all-new Apple iPad Pro, which Apple officially calls 'double-layer tandem OLED technology'.
TapTechNews previously reported that Dell XPS 13 is equipped with the Snapdragon XElite processor and is the thinnest and lightest XPS computer so far, claiming to achieve a 27-hour battery life and is now available for pre-order, starting at $1299 (TapTechNews note: currently about 9392 RMB).
The new Dell XPS 13 is equipped with a 13.4-inch screen with a resolution of 2880*1800 pixels, the same specification as the XPS 13 (9340), indicating that the new technology adopted by Dell is limited to power consumption and potentially longer service life.
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