The Dell XPS 11 is a portable Windows computer with a fast processor, long battery life, and a high resolution display. Dell calls the machine a 2-in-1 ultrabook, but emphasizes that it features a ...

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Sleek new Dell laptops and tablets for professionals will be available this month, with plenty of configuration options. I’ve been a consumer PC expert at PCMag for 10 years, and I love PC gaming.

I have looked at Dell's Latitude 14 Rugged Extreme notebook with extreme water and ingress protection, and today I am taking a look at one of Dell's slightly less rugged tablets meant for heavy duty ...

Dell will release two new touch-based computing devices next month, the XPS 11 2-in-1 convertible and the Venue 11 Pro Windows tablet. Both products attempt to offer the best of both worlds — a tablet ...

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Good luck snatching up one of the hottest tablet deals. Dec. 9, 2013 — -- 'Tis the season for short-lived deals. Today's is brought to you by Microsoft and Dell, which have teamed up to offer the ...

The Dell Venue 11 Pro is a Windows tablet that’s portable enough to use in place of an iPad or Android tablet, but powerful and versatile enough to use as a laptop (if you buy an optional keyboard ...

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