Amazon’s Prime Day is right around the corner, but Amazon isn’t the only place to go for deals this summer. Retailers know they have to put in an effort if they want your attention over Amazon, so the deals are coming in fast and strong this year. As Amazon’s Prime Day grows, so does the competition, and that only means good things for you. If you are not a Prime member, are looking for deals that Amazon doesn’t cover (like [Read More…]
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Dell has confirmed it will not be launching any new tablets in its Android-based Venue family. It also won’t be pushing out any OS updates to the Venue tablets that are already sold to customers, although it will continue to honor any currently active warranties and service contracts.
According to PCWorld:
“The slate tablet market is over-saturated and is experiencing declining demand from consumers, so we’ve decided to discontinue the Android-based Venue tablet line,” a Dell [Read More…]
Giving you ideas on how to accessorize your Dell Chromebook 13.
The Dell Chromebook 13 is a small, lightweight laptop that’s powerful enough to get the job done, whether you bought it for work or for school.
It’s great on its own, but there are many accessories that help you get the most out of your Chromebook experience. Here are a few of our favorites.
Dell Premier Briefcase iPearl mCover Hard Shell Case Dell in-ear headset [Read More…]
CES officially opened today, and the show floor was absolutely packed with the latest and greatest wares from companies around the globe. Sure, a lot of the big announcements were yesterday, but that didn’t stop anybody from rolling out even more new gadgets and services. This is CES, after all, and what’s a day of CES without a bunch of new tech? 06 January
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Google’s first in-house tablet is very pretty, but far from an original idea.
There’s a lot of excitement surrounding the shiny new Pixel C from Google, and with good reason. It’s a spec powerhouse, it’s running the latest and greatest version of Android, and it is so damn pretty. A big selling point for this tablet is its keyboard, which connects to the tablet with a series of powerful magnets and even receives power from the [Read More…]
If you’re in the market for a Chromebook on the cheap, Dell’s factory outlet store is currently running a deal that could net you 35 percent off its refurbished units of its Chromebook 11 laptop.
Finally, a solid mid-range Chromebook here to save us from a seemingly endless line of cheap choices.
The quick take
For anyone who wants to use a Chromebook on a regular basis, and values getting extra performance and hardware quality at an added price, Dell has made the Chromebook for you. It offers solid performance and a high-resolution display, while also incorporating the creature comforts like a metal chassis, glass trackpad and backlit keyboard. It’s still [Read More…]
Android 5.1 has started rolling out to the Dell Venue 8 7840, bringing along minor tweaks and improvements to the tablet, along with added improvements from Dell.
The first convertible laptop running Android you should ever even think about buying.
Large Android tablets are hard. Most apps aren’t formatted to take advantage of the extra screen size, and the frequent implementation of 16:9 aspect ratio means using anything with a screen larger than eight inches is cumbersome at best. The best we’ve seen from these devices is a focus on gaming or media consumption, but when these devices enter the $ 400+ price [Read More…]
Google and Dell both want you to use their Android tablets for productivity and entertainment, but the approach is what sets them apart.
Android tablets with large screens are mostly though to be no-compromise consumption devices. These are the computers that replaced inexpensive netbooks as a buying option for a lot of folks, especially with the volume of streaming video apps and games in the Google Play Store today. Google released the Nexus 9 to act [Read More…]
