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Dell’s answer to the tablet-laptop hybrid is the new XPS 10 Tablet – a 10.1-inch Windows RT slate that you can either buy on its own ($500), or bundled with the keyboard dock for an extra $180. by Digital Trends The XPS 10's IPS screen measures 10.1 inches (diagonally), which matches the screen size of its other hybrid docking tablet rival, the Asus VivoTab...

Let’s face it: Despite the fact that the Dell Venue 8 Pro is probably the most impressive of the three tablets released simultaneously to market by the electronics manufacturer, the ultimate decider for a would-be purchase will be how he/she feels about the Windows OS, which is included here. For some folks, Windows is the only answer to truly step a tablet up to...

When longtime PC producers Dell decided to take their second plunge into the tablet market, the company came out with three budget-priced, smaller-sized devices at once, all looking and performing remarkably similar. So call the Dell Venue 8 the big brother of the Venue 7 – a big brother who aside from a few extra inches and ounces might be an identical twin. Priced...

After the disappointment of the Dell Streak, the former PC specialists take another plunge into the tablet market with the Venue 7 and its slightly larger companion the Venue 8. And with just a minimum of use, tablet enthusiasts will be wondering why the big company didn’t take the plunge sooner: At a budget price, the Venue 7 operates nearly as quickly and smoothly...

Dell's competitor to the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 — the Dell Venue 11 Pro — has just received an upgrade with the company's new 7000 series. While other tablets are racing to be the thinnest or lightest, Dell's newest version of its 10.8-inch tablet is aimed at conquering others with size, speed, and options. by The Verge The Dell Venue 11 pro 7140 has...