Dell yesterday announced the Dell Venue line of tablets, including 2 in 1s, and all based on Intel processors, giving people the speed, responsiveness and battery life they demand. These new ultra-thin and compact designs make it easy for people to stay connected on the go at prices starting as low as $149.99. The Dell Venue 7 and Dell Venue 8 feature IntelÆ Atom Z2560† processors (“Clover Trail+“), while the Dell Venue 8 Pro and Dell Venue 11 Pro feature the new Intel Atom quad-core processors, codenamed “Bay Trail.” The Venue 11 Pro can also be powered by the 4th generation IntelÆ Core i3 processor and IntelÆ Core i5 processor offering increased performance and IntelÆ vPro technology for manageability.

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Chip Shot: Dell Announces Intel-based Tablets
Dell yesterday announced the Dell Venue line of tablets, including 2 in 1s, and all based on Intel processors, giving people the speed, responsiveness and battery life they demand. These new ultra-thin and compact designs make it easy for people to stay connected on the go at prices starting as low as $149.99.
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