I thoroughly enjoyed playing along to an album I know more or less by heart, and that intimate knowledge of the guitar parts helped the process of playing the parts quite a bit.  It did write out some synthesizer parts arranged for guitar, so that was cool, but, for instance, the synthesizer solo on Run Like Hell is just absent (the accompaniment part is there, but no notes for the solo).  I might have wished that it would include more parts, like bass lines or more notation for synthesizer solos, but again, it's a guitar tablature edition, so that's not its focus. While it was a guitar tablature edition, I appreciated that it included notation for some of the songs that had no guitar at all. Picking it up now, mainly because I had finished a different book, most of it wasn't all that difficult. It did wr I have had this book for years, but when I got it, it was beyond my ability.  I have had this book for years, but when I got it, it was beyond my ability.

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The display lid - Dell says they are using carbon fiber reinforced polymer as the material - twists a little more readily, but not enough to compromise durability in any way. The base unit resists twisting pretty well, although our attempts were occasionally accompanied by very slight creaking sounds. The surface materials - which at first appear to be soft-touch like they are on the Dell XPS 13 but aren't - feel decent to the touch and provide ample grip even for moist fingers and hands, but fingerprints show up rather quickly.  A hard rubber/plastic lip surrounds the display and makes contact with the base unit when the lid is closed, so dirt has no chance to get in. Speaking of hinges: the fold-flat 180-degree design holds the display lid very well even though our notebook is equipped with a touchscreen and thus a heavier glass layer. Nonetheless, the overall design philosophy seems to have remained the same: matte surfaces, rounded corners and no real visual accents except for the Dell logo and name and the gunmetal-colored hinges. At first glance, the all-black case appears to be the same Dell already used for the predecessor, but closer examination reveals a few differences: while the overall dimensions are virtually identical - the new notebook shaves off a couple mm at best - there are other, more prominent changes like the lack of a dedicated mechanical docking port or the new keyboard tray design.

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