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    Dell XPS roadmap through 2022 leaked

    Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by SDeP58, May 14, 2019.

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    Thanks for pulling this together @SDeP58 . A high resolution image of the Dell XPS 2022 map is below (click on the image at tweakers.net):

    https://tweakers.net/nieuws/152120/...en-maximus-xps-17-en-xps-13-met-10nm-cpu.html

    We see roadmap for XPS 13, 15, 17, and 2-in-1. For example:

    The 9560 >> 9570 (Berlinetta CFL) >> 7590 (BerlinettaR) >> 7500 (Fiorano)

    In the map, we see some GPU and screen clues and that 7590 will have a short lifespan projected.
     
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    Whats the word on a new xps 13 2 in 1?
     
    kojack, May 15, 2019
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    Well, if you look at the leaked timeline, you will see this was:
    - Dot refresh "concept" stage (vs later development stage or shipping stage)
    - this moves from "KBL-Y" to "ICL-U" which must be the new processor change from Kaby Lake Y to Ice Lake U
    - Shipping estimate Aug 2019
    - Called 7390 "Centenario"
     
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    Trivia: The code names are Italian sports car models and Italian racing track names/cities.
     
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    So, If I am reading that right. that means it is just a processor update and not a redo of the device to move inline with the 15 2 in 1, right?
     
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    There is no direct successor to the longish arrow of the 2-in-1 9575 in the scheme. It ends by April 2020, when the "regular" XPS 15 7590 ends too. At that time, the XPS 15 7500 concept CML-H NV1650 line starts. It might get slimmer and throttle worse ;)
     
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    Yeah, I am cool with "throttlegate". I want a slimmer, 13" 2 in 1 with the maglev.
     
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    Will they release a new XPS 13 in February ?
     
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    Why no AMD? Dell has alot of hate for AMD right now...it would seem like they're starting to make a comeback into the chip industry with 7nm manufacturing and moar coars!
     
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    Jan 7 and Feb for the Ubuntu version.
     
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