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If one thing became clear over this last week, it’s that the Samsung Galaxy Note’s first appearance in advertising was a pretty big deal indeed. And admittedly, when I first got a look at this, I thought, how come everyone’s so excited about the Samsung Galaxy Note, when the Dell [...]

We’ve been following Dell’s latest chunk of mobile computing hardware, the XPS 14z, since its appearance out at the IFA show. And until now, we’d basically only been lacking just one thing: pricing. But that’s all changed now, as not only is the XPS 14z available for ordering now, it’s [...]

Another day and another tablet has emerged. The latest is the Latitude ST from Dell, which will be a Windows 7 tablet aimed at the education, business and healthcare markets. That being said, the Dell Latitude ST is expected to begin shipping fairly soon, however we have yet to see [...]

Disruptive technology does not always need to be about computers, smartphones and tablets, which is why one of the original iPod’s designers, Tony Fadell, has launched an energy-saving thermostat with artificial intelligence as his next big project.

Interesting news emerges today for the tablet buffs out there as it seems that not only is Dell working on Windows 8 tablets–as you heard not too long ago from our own Mariella Moon–but they’ve also got a release timeframe in mind. And perhaps even more interestingly, they’ll be joined [...]

Just recently Dell very, very quietly slipped out of the Windows Phone OS list of partners. Dell has never been a huge handset manufacturer, and Microsoft won’t miss it in the smartphone front. Nevertheless, Dell and Microsoft have long had strong ties in the PC department, and while the two [...]

Dell manufactured one Windows Phone 7 device — the Dell Venue Pro. It’s a smartphone with 4.1-inch curved super OLED display, 1GHZ processor, 5MP camera, and sliding vertical keyboard among other generic smartphone specs. It didn’t sell well for reasons more than one, and we doubt a lot of people [...]

The folks out at Dell were showing off one of their new Inspiron 2320 all in one PCs, and while it looks a whole lot like one of their old Inspiron 2320 all in one PCs, what’s lurking under the chassis is a whole lot more formidable than earlier versions.

Dell has just released its latest XPS notebook, but the company is not stopping until it comes up with a decent challenger to Apple’s MacBook Air line. Reports say that Dell plans to release Ultrabook computers in time for CES in 2012.

If you were with us during our extensive coverage of the IFA 2011 show, then you might remember the XPS 14z from the crew out at Dell. Well, they’ve finally graced us with a whole lot more information about this little guy, including when you’ll be able to go hands [...]