Dell announced that the bold XPS 13 plus it debuted back at CES 2022 is now available for purchase. It’ll likely get the lowest specs listed in a spec sheet shared by the company.

Each model includes a 60W USB-C AC adapter and has two Thunderbolt 4 ports (but no headphone jack). A fingerprint reader is embedded in the power button. Each model has a 60W AC adapter, a microphone, and a 60W webcam.

A new version of the XPS 13 has a more futuristic-looking design than Dell’s standard model. The new trackpad takes up a similar amount of real estate within the middle of the glass-covered wrist rest. Instead of physically clicking in, the trackpad hardware emulates the click with haptic feedback, like Apple’s recent laptops.

You’ll be able to upgrade the XPS 13 plus with a 1080p touchscreen or a 4K touchscreen. The highest-end display option is a 3.5k (3456 X 2160) Gorilla glass 7-covered OLED touchscreen with 100 percent DCI-P3 color gamut coverage.

A developer edition of the XPS 13 Plus will ship with Ubuntu 20.04, and it will cost $ 1,249.999999.