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Dell Venue tablets

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 10/04/2013 09:17 AM | source: | 1 comment(s)
Dell Venue tablets

Dell launches Venue a new line of Windows 8.1 tablets. These puppies make use of an Intel Atom Z2760 "Clover Trail" processor. The Venue 11 Pro has a 2-in-1 design with a detachable keyboard and can be upgraded to feature an Intel Haswell Core i3/i5 series processor. Interestingly, the Venue 11 Pro has a removable battery, a regular-sized USB 3.0 port, dual-display outputs, and a microSD memory card slot. 

The Venue 7, Venue 8 and Venue 8 Pro will ship on October 18th while the Venue 11 Pro will follow in November.
Dell Venue tablets are designed to give people on-the-go a wide-selection of sizes and options to meet their varying needs. From 8 and 11-inch Windows-based tablets complete with keyboard and stylus options, to the 7 and 8-inch Android tablets, Dell has created a dedicated brand of tablets to meet the needs of customers who are the epitome of the evolving workforce.

The Dell Venue 8 Pro and Dell Venue 11 Pro Windows 8.1-based tablets combine the level of performance, design and responsiveness end-users love while giving IT departments what they need - the ability to integrate into an existing corporate environment with full compatibility with current Windows applications and Microsoft Office integration. Both tablets feature optional advanced security features and services such as TPM and Dell Enterprise Services.

The lightweight Dell Venue 8 Pro runs Windows 8.1, has a bright HD IPS display, advanced connectivity options and provides long battery life so range anxiety is no longer an issue. People can also stay productive with Office 2013 Home & Student, included with the device, and the optional Dell Active Stylus.


The Dell Venue 11 Pro, also based on Windows 8.1, provides ultimate 2-in-1 flexibility with the power of an Ultrabook, convenience of a detachable keyboard and experience of a desktop. Unlike competitive tablets, it has a user removable/replaceable battery, and its large, Full HD display with wide viewing angles makes it easy to read and create content while staying mobile. It is also available with a variety of keyboard and stylus options:

Dell Active Stylus makes it easy to annotate, draw or take notes.
Dell Slim Keyboard, designed for travel, also serves as a cover for the screen when folded up.
Dell Mobile Keyboard with integrated battery provides all day productivity with a full-sized keyboard while extending the battery life.
Dell Tablet Desktop Dock delivers full productivity on a desk with USB 3.0 ports, and dual display out ports for display extension.
The Dell Venue 7 and Dell Venue 8 Android-based tablets are affordable, feature-rich tablets for people who want to be constantly connected wherever they are. Both tablets have an upscale fit and finish, and are designed with longevity in mind with the right components so that customers will be just as delighted with their tablet one year from now, as they are on the day they take it out of the box.

All Dell Venue tablets are based on Intel processing power for speed, responsiveness, and battery efficiency. The Dell Venue 7 and Dell Venue 8 feature Intel Atom Z2760 ("Clover Trail") processors, while the Dell Venue 8 Pro and Dell Venue 11 Pro feature the new Intel Atom quad-core processors, code named "Bay Trail." The Venue 11 Pro offers up to 4th Generation Intel Core i3 and i5 processor options and Intel vPro for manageability.

The Venue 8 Pro starts at $299.99 while the Venue 11 Pro will cost you at least $499.99.  Dell will also ship the Venue 7 ($149.99) and the Venue 8 ($179.99), two Android-based models. 



Dell Venue tablets




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#4669022 Posted on: 10/04/2013 01:11 PM
Sounds like an awesome School tablet as long as the Stylus is up to snuff.

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