Dell made the trip to IFA 2012 this year with its Windows 8 strategy in tow. Among the announcements were a new 10-point multitouch display on the XPS One 27 desktop, the convertible Windows 8 tablet XPS Duo 12, and a Windows RT tablet and keyboard dock called XPS 10.
Aug 31, 2012
XPS Duo 12: the wacky rotating display makes a comeback, reveals a better Dell along the way
Gallery Photo: Dell XPS 12 Duo and XPS 10 Read Article >It's fortunate that Dell saw the potential: combined with a switch from the company's budget Inspiron line to its premium level XPS series, the XPS Duo 12 makes a very strong case for this unusual form factor over that of the tablet / keyboard dock combo. We've had a chance to use a pre-production unit of the machine here at IFA 2012, and while Dell doesn't want to reveal specs beyond its 12.5-inch "Full HD" screen and up to Core i7 processor, it's clear that the company has put together a good option here.
Aug 30, 2012
Dell adds multitouch display and reclining stand to XPS One 27 desktop
xps one 27 Dell has announced the addition of a 10-point touchscreen to its XPS One 27 all-in-one desktop computer, augmenting the unit's existing 27-inch quad-HD display. Demoing the new version at IFA in Berlin, the company has also shown off a reclining stand, allowing users to view and interact with the device from a number of angles.
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Dell announces XPS 10 Windows RT tablet with keyboard dock
Today in Berlin, Dell is unveiling the XPS 10; a 10-inch Snapdragon S4 Windows RT tablet with a micro USB port for external storage and a slim-hinge mobile keyboard dock. The dock is also used to house an extended battery that gives the device a combined 20 hours on a single charge. Dell says that the XPS 10 will be available in October for the launch of Windows 8 along with its all-in-one XPS One 27 and convertible laptop XPS 12 brethren.
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Dell XPS Duo 12: a swiveling Windows 8 tablet and ultrabook convertible
Gallery Photo: Dell XPS Duo 12 hands-on photos Dell has announced the XPS Duo 12, a new convertible ultrabook made for Windows 8. It features a 12.5-inch, "Full HD" (we assume 1920 x 1080 pixels) touchscreen with edge-to-edge Coring Gorilla Glass, and is powered by Intel hardware — up to Core i7. If this all sounds a little familiar, that might be because we first caught wind of the XPS Duo 12 via a leak in May.
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