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In its first major product release since the announcement that it was being taken private, computer maker Dell has unveiled a new tablet product line, as well as new XPS laptops.
The Venue tablets come in both Windows 8.1 and Android versions, with 8-inch and 11-inch models for Windows, and 7-inch and 8-inch Androids. The Windows 8-based Venue 8 Pro and Venue 11 Pro offer full compatibility with Microsoft Office and Windows applications, as well as optional security and enterprise management features that appeal to businesses.
The 8 Pro tablet has an HD IPS display and advanced connectivity options. The 11 Pro is a hybrid Ultrabook with a detachable keyboard, a removable/replaceable battery such as Dell Latitude E4300 battery , Dell Latitude E4400 battery , Dell YP463 battery , Dell CP296 battery , Dell HW900 battery , Dell Vostro 3500 battery , Dell 312-0998 battery , Dell Y5XF9 battery , Dell Vostro 3300 battery , Dell Vostro 3350 battery , Dell 451-11544 battery , Dell 451-10498 battery , and an optional Desktop Dock so it can be used as a desktop machine. The 8 Pro and 11 Pro feature the Intel Atom quad-core Bay Trail processors, and the Android-based Venue 7 and Venue 8 use the Intel Atom Z2760 Clover Trail processor .
Dell describes the XPS 15 as a "multimedia powerhouse," adding that it was the most powerful XPS it's shipped, and the first in its class to offer a Quad HD display. The Quad provides 5.7 million pixels in its 3200 x 1800 screen, or five times that of a standard HD screen, and comes with 4th Gen Intel Core i5 and i7 quad core processors and NVIDIA discrete graphics options.
Greengart described the XPS 15 as his "favorite" in this product release, while the 11, although "incredibly thin, has a keyboard that does not have physically moving keys." He called the 360-degree hinge "interesting," but said it is "trying to be both a laptop and a tablet and ends up compromising both."
The 3 lb. XPS 13 features 4th Gen Intel Core processors, a 13.3-inch touchscreen display, and Intel HD 4400 graphics.
The Venue tablets, available October 18, start at $150 for the 7 and range up to $500 for the Venue 11 Pro. The XPS line of laptops go on sale in November and are priced at $1,000 for either the 11 or the 13, and $1,500 for the 15.