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Question: is this 32-bit or 64-bit?
Document: Like a very large tablet but a fully functional Windows 8.1 64 bit computer.I enjoy it during the week when I'm not engaged in power computing, which I save for the weekends.If you show your friends, they WILL want one.Check if the stand comes with the version you buy, mine did but I wasn't sure so I bought one before the XPS showed up at my house.
With the software keyboard, you can just pick up the computer and take it and use it perfectly. At just a bit over 5 pounds, it&#8217;s definitely light enough to carry around. I used to have a lap-top that weighed twice that much!The XPS 18 looks like a giant compare other tablets that I could name, which is interesting. Unlike smaller tablets, this one can be shared with a group.
This is quite a computer.At first I was a bit skeptical of this enormous tablet. Then I realized it's not really meant to be held like a tablet, even though it's serviceable that way. It's a desktop in the most simple format:  A high quality touchscreen with a nice wireless keyboard and mouse.The first thing I noticed was it has a high construction quality. The metal body feels stiff and sturdy. The rubberized perimeter can absorb a bit of impact.
This computer should have been made with the OS on the solid state hardrive. The small 32 Gb drive it comes with is to small. Then you don't need the caching feature. Accepting the fact that Dell will not be able to fix my computer or replace it with a good one I ordered a 240 Gb SSD. I installed the bigger drive, loaded the OS on it and it is now very fast.
You need to work that you for yourself.On the whole, I found this to be (to my surprise) more fun and useful than I expected. No, once the "hey look at me" novelty wears off, I can't see taking this with me out of the house. But I did find the very large tablet mode continually alluring and I'm using it in lieu of my other tablets (smaller, lighter) more than I originally expected.
You may be thinking didn't that come with the computer. No it does not. But fortunately he left it. After all I paid for it. So the second tech told me I had to call tech support to complete the repair after he changed the hardrives and reloaded the Operating System again. Getting the drivers from me to get the WiFi working. He said there tech phone support would get the simple SSD caching feature working again. I cannot tell you how tried I became calling them.
With the integrated graphics and the i3 processor, this is not a supercomputer or a top of the line gaming computer. But I'm happy with the graphics quality this computer offers.I am quite impressed with the fit and finish, as well as overall performance, of this desktop/huge tablet. Given the excellent screen and features, it represents the higher end of the market. The price reflects that, but it definitely feels like a product that justifies its price and then some.It's a great computer.
Will never buy another Dell product. They have the worst customer service ever... To start I love the concept of the computer. I bought it directly from Dell because I wanted the i7 processor which at the time was only available directly from them. The reason I like the concept is because it is a full computer with a big screen I can move around my house with ease. The long battery life is a plus.The nightmare begins with a hardrive crash/corruption.
This is the feature he could not get to work. So we started to reloaded the OS again. This time it asks for the Windows Code Key. Which I did not have nor was Dell able to provide one.OK shorting the story.. They sent techs too my house twice. They are only allowed to replace hardware and get the OS loaded so other techs could remote in. They kept changing hardrives.
This is an awesome device.
Answer: 64-bit