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I actually find the fact that the Linux version is more expensive to be insulting. If anything, it should be cheaper, given that you're paying the "Windows Tax"
by shock 10y ago
I actually find the fact that the Linux version is more expensive to be insulting. If anything, it should be cheaper, given that you're paying the "Windows Tax" on the W10 version of the laptop.
I just created a product comparison¹ on Dell's site and it looks like the Ubuntu version of the XPS13 is $100 cheaper than the Windows version.
① - http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/configuration-compare.aspx?ocs=cax13w10p7b5125,cax13w10p7b5122,cax13w10p7b5122ubuntu,cax13w10p7b5125ubuntu&returnURL=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.dell.com%2Fus%2Fbusiness%2Fp%2Fxps-13-9360-laptop%2Fpd%3F3x_nav%3DOS_BRAND%253DUBUNT%263x_page%3D1%26filterCollapsed%3Dtrue http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/configuration-compare.aspx...
- r3bl 10y agoMcAfee LiveSafe could explain that difference. It costs around $90 for a 12 month subscription that you get with the Windows version.