Just a short while ago we brought word that Dell had quietly
announced the Dell XPS 11, an 11.6-inch Ultrabook with a hinge
that folds all the way back into tablet mode, with the keyboard
disabled after it passes 180 degrees. Yep, it is what it sounds
like: a direct strike at Lenovo's Yoga convertibles. As we said
in our earlier report, it won't actually be available until the
holiday season, but fortunately we just had a chance to get
hands-on with a prototype unit here at Computex. So, we're
prepared to share a few first impressions, even though certain
minor details like price and specs have yet to be finalized.
Meet us past the break for the full preview.  Dell XPS 11 hands-
on  See all photos  22 Photos  At this early stage, Dell can't
comment on certain particulars, like what processors the XPS 11
will have, or how much RAM will come standard. But it has
committed to this: the system will come standard with a 2,560 x
1,440 IPS display, something we've never actually seen on a Dell
laptop until now. In fa