Dell’s new XPS 13 laptop running a Snapdragon X Elite CPU has 27 hours of battery life, 9 more than the Intel version

As we’ve already discussed, Qualcomm’s Computex keynote was a little light on new details, facts or figures. But one item did leap from the stage floor. With the Snapdragon X Elite chip, the Dell XPS 13 absolutely obliterates the Intel version for battery life.

Dell’s senior suit Sam Burd was invited to take a turn by Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon. Speaking about Dell’s adoption of the X Lite chip, Burd said “Dell has gone all in. We have built a comprehensive portfolio of AI PCs, from gaming to premium consumer PCs and mainstream business laptops to powerful workstations.”