Dell 13" XPS Multi-Touch JR2FX specs.
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Software Dell 13" XPS Multi-Touch JR2FX
Operating System:
Windows 11 Pro
Processor Dell 13" XPS Multi-Touch JR2FX
Processor:
Intel Core i7-1250U (12th Gen)
CPU:
Central processing unit
Central processing unitUp to 4.7 GHz Performance Dual-Core
Up to 3.5 GHz Efficiency 8-Core
Up to 3.5 GHz Efficiency 8-Core
L3 Cache:
12 MB
GPU:
Intel Iris Xe
Graphics Type:
Integrated
vPro Support:
No
Memory Dell 13" XPS Multi-Touch JR2FX
Total Installed Memory:
16 GB
Memory Configuration:
16 GB (Onboard)
Memory Type:
4267 MHz LPDDR4
ECC Memory:
No
Storage Dell 13" XPS Multi-Touch JR2FX
Total Installed Capacity:
1 TB
Storage Drive Type:
1 x 1 TB / M.2 NVMe SSD
Storage Expansion:
1 x M.2 Slot
Display & Graphics Dell 13" XPS Multi-Touch JR2FX
Display Size:
13"
Panel Type:
IPS-Type LCD
Resolution:
2880 x 1920
Touchscreen:
Yes
Aspect Ratio:
3:2
Finish:
Anti-Glare / Matte
Maximum Brightness:
500 nits / cd/m2
Network & Communication Dell 13" XPS Multi-Touch JR2FX
Bluetooth:Bluetooth is used to exchange data between nearby mobile devices.
Bluetooth is used to exchange data between nearby mobile devices.5.2
Cellular Support:
None
GPS:Global Positioning System
Global Positioning SystemNone
Webcam:
User-Facing:
Wi-Fi:Wireless lan technology
Wireless lan technologyWi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) with MU-MIMO Support
Built-in Devices Dell 13" XPS Multi-Touch JR2FX
Built-In Speakers:
Yes
Built-In Microphones:
Yes
Ports & interfaces Dell 13" XPS Multi-Touch JR2FX
Inputs/Outputs:
2 x USB-C (Thunderbolt 4)
Media/Memory Card Slot:
None
Network I/O:
None
Keyboard Dell 13" XPS Multi-Touch JR2FX
Keyboard:
Notebook Keyboard
Pointing Device:
TouchPad
Battery Dell 13" XPS Multi-Touch JR2FX
Capacity:
3-Cell: 49.5 Wh
Power Dell 13" XPS Multi-Touch JR2FX
Power Supply:
45 W with USB-C
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