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Dell is scrubbing its failed Premium brand from existence, but who cares when you can save almost $900 on an XPS 14?

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Dell is quietly turning its "Premium" laptops back into XPS machines to fix a naming mess, and you can save nearly $900 on the hardware formerly known as the Dell 14 Premium.
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Dell is scrubbing its failed Premium brand from existence, but who cares when you can save almost $900 on an XPS 14?

Dell is quietly turning its "Premium" laptops back into XPS machines to fix a naming mess, and you can save nearly $900 on the hardware formerly known as the Dell 14 Premium.

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Windows Central broke the news in on Wednesday, April 8, 2026.
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