businesscomputingworld.co.uk Updated:
2014-09-20 01:08:53
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Dell Venue 11 Pro is a powerful and expandable Windows 8.1-powered tablet that makes it easy for employees to connect, share and access corporate content within a familiar environment...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2014-09-20 01:08:53
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The Venue Pro 11 is Dell's vision of the 11-inch Windows 8 tablet. Sold as a standalone slate, when attached to the optional keyboard (which was included with the version Dell sent us to review) it transforms into a working laptop and, according to Dell...
Superb display, Long battery life when keyboard is attached, Nice keyboard, Solid build...
Extremely low CPU & GPU performance, Very few connection ports, Shoddy audio, Thick (24.9 mm) and heavy (1.5 kg) when keyboard is attached...
The Dell Venue 11 Pro has a nice body with excellent manufacturing, an outstanding screen and long battery life. Unfortunately, all this is countered by an extremely lightweight processor and GPU, giving it performance that falls several notches below Mic...
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Dell's Venue 11 Pro is designed to be more versatile than rival products like the Microsoft Surface Pro 2 . The Venue is available in different configurations and with numerous accessories like all other Dell products. But is this 11in device the best fu...
Removable rear panel; Versatile design; Good keyboard accessory; Excellent battery life; Good screen...
Uninspiring design; Inconsistent SSD; Heavy with accessories added; Slim keyboard is poor...
A great tablet with lots of connectivity and accessories. It is expensive though - and not as portable as its 8in brother...
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Tablets for work are almost as popular as tablets for play, so it's no surprise to see Dell at the forefront of this growing market. Its new Venue 11 Pro is a flagship corporate machine, and it's got one of the most versatile designs we've seen from any s...
Hard, wearing design, interior access, excellent screen, high, quality keyboard accessory, reasonable processor...
Single battery performance mediocre, Surface Pro has a better CPU, cheaper keyboard is poor, heavy, bulky design, poor speakers...
The Dell only falls down in a couple of areas. Its 2MP front camera is only suitable for Skype calls, and the 8mp rear shooter produces shots that are a little too dark for our liking. And, when it comes to audio, there's little to shout about: the Venue...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
2014-09-20 01:08:53
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Tablets for work are almost as popular as tablets for play, so it's no surprise to see Dell at the forefront of this growing market. Its new Venue 11 Pro is a flagship corporate machine, and it's got one of the most versatile designs we've seen from any s...
Hardwearing design, interior access, excellent screen, highquality keyboard accessory, reasonable processor...
Single battery performance mediocre, Surface Pro has a better CPU, cheaper keyboard is poor, heavy, bulky design, poor speakers...
The Dell only falls down in a couple of areas. Its 2MP front camera is only suitable for Skype calls, and the 8mp rear shooter produces shots that are a little too dark for our liking. And, when it comes to audio, there's little to shout about: the Venue...
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thunderbaylive.com Updated:
2014-09-20 01:08:53
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Lisa Gade reviews several accessories for the Dell Venue 11 Pro made by Dell, including the Slim Keyboard, the Mobile Keyboard and the protective shell case. Check out our video review of the Dell Venue 11 Pro...
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ouritdept.co.uk Updated:
2014-09-20 01:08:53
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Recently, the post-PC market has become inundated with more tablets and hybrid devices that make decision making difficult. For business professionals, the Dell Venue 11 Pro is worth taking a look with a nice blend of performance and price.If you are brow...
Impressive battery life provides the device with lots of stamina with a significant boost from the keyboard dock when attached, Battery recharging is accomplished using microUSB capability as opposed to a proprietary technology, Battery can be removed for...
Keyboard docks are optional and cost extra, USB port capability is limited with only one port, No GPS capability...
The Dell Venue 11 Pro provides an ideal package of features if you are looking for a versatile and flexible business device to support company use of BYOD (Bring Your Own Device). Even if you choose the base model, you have access to the full version of W...
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tech.uk.msn.com Updated:
2014-09-20 01:08:53
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With the new Start screen/desktop hybrid approach of Windows 8/8.1 now established in the minds of users, Microsoft is hoping that its one-size-fits-all approach to tablet and desktop computing can prove a success and wrestle some market share away from i...
The Dell Venue 11 Pro makes most sense as a basic laptop that can also do a job as a tablet rather than the other way around, but the keyboard accessories are expensive...
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PC makers seem convinced that there's a substantial market for big-screen Windows tablets that can essentially become laptops or desktops with the right accessories. HP has their ElitePad 900, with various feature-adding jackets, Lenovo outed their upcomi...
Nice 1080 IPS screen, Solid feel, Very configurable, Good battery life...
Much pricier than the 8-inch model, Heavy for a tablet...
If you're keen on the idea of picking up a Windows 8 tablet that can be used as a laptop (if you grab the optional keyboard dock) for basic tasks, Dell's Venue 11 Pro is a solid option with a nice 1080p IPS screen and good battery life. Its swappable ba...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2014-09-20 01:08:53
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The Dell Venue 11 Pro is intended to be highly flexible and is targeted at businesses whose workers are often on the move between meetings and the office. The portable tablet device comes with a host of additional extras to make this possible, including a...
Removable battery, range of accessories, mobile data an optional extra, clear focus on business users...
Screen is mediocre, unsuitable keyboard dock angle and software glitches hinder the experience...
Dell's Venue 11 Pro is the right idea for mobile workers, and it has a range of useful accessories and some decent specifications, but it is let down by build quality and software problems. Performance is admirable and its removable battery is a big selli...
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Dell’s latest tablet is strictly business-focused. The Venue 11 Pro runs the full version of Windows 8.1 32-bit and includes a full-size USB port for maximum convenience. It even has a removable battery, which is a rare inclusion for any tablet but one th...
A 10.8in Windows 8 tablet that makes perfect sense for business...
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techadvisor.co.uk Updated:
2014-09-20 01:08:53
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There are plenty of convertible Windows devices now available that try to double up as both a laptop and a tablet . But Dell says that its new Venue 11 Pro is actually a ‘three in one' device as it provides a desktop docking option to add to its tablet an...
The screen of the Venue Pro 11 needs to be easier to turn up to proper levels, but the tablet performs well for its price and is an option for business users who want a convertible tablet with Window 8. Its battery life was also useful, making this low-po...
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fatducktech.com Updated:
2014-09-20 01:08:53
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Dell's Venue Pro 11 offers a Surface Pro 2 alternative at a lower price point, but disappoints with sub-par battery life.The professional Windows 8 tablet space has rather been monopolised by Microsoft's own Surface Pro and Surface Pro 2 tablets , but the...
The Venue Pro 11 is a solid enough tablet, but it's ultimately not a terribly competitive one. If you're keen on a pure touch Windows 8 experience, the Surface Pro 2 is just a touch more expensive (or identical if you can survive on the base model's 64GB...
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Dell's business-focused tablet, the Venue Pro 11, is deceptive. It isn't as lithe as Nokia's Lumia 2520 , nor as stylish as Apple's iPad Air , yet behind its mild-mannered exterior lies one of the most promising tablets we've seen. Boasting Windows 8.1, a...
Dell's Venue 11 Pro is a tablet to be reckoned with – but the accessories don't come cheap...
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If you want an illustration of how far things have shifted for Windows tablets in the last year, then you only need to look at Dell's new Venue 11 Pro. In 2012 Dell launched its Windows tablet line with the XPS 10, an ARM-based tablet running Windows RT...
Good screen, Excellent connectivity, Great performance...
Bulkier than the average tablet, Not as innovative as the Surface 2...
The Venue 11 Pro is a big improvement on the old XPS 10 and one of the best Windows tablets on the market. It's fast enough to get some real work done, battery life is more than adequate and it has a great screen. It's even priced competitively against s...
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What is the Dell Venue 11 Pro? The Dell Venue 11 Pro is aimed at businesses, and that means it is a far more versatile tablet than most of its competitors. It has a removable battery, a host of accessories and numerous configuration options, plus it's ava...
Great build quality, Versatile design, Decent processor, Good range of accessories, Dual battery option...
Surface Pro is faster, Screen not as bright as rivals, Heavy and thick, Slow SSD write speed...
The Dell Venue Pro 11 is an excellent, cheaper alternative to the Surface Pro 2. If you want a Windows 8 hybrid for serious work then the Pro 11 has you covered.Next, read our tablet buyer's guide or take a look at our round-up of the best Windows 8 lapto...
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The Dell Venue series isn't new by any measure, but the unveiling of the 11 Pro 7000 hybrid goes to show that Dell still has plenty of tricks up its sleeve. It's beat Microsoft to the punch with Intel Core M technology but, oddly, the Pro 7000 isn't slimm...
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When TechRadar Pro reviewed the original Dell Venue 11 Pro 7130 in April, we praised it for its versatility and power. The machine, which we gave a rare 4.5 out of 5 stars, stood toe-to-toe with the best enterprise tablet on the market at the time - Micro...
Sleek design, All, day battery life, Near, silent performance, Dell, backed security...
Awful front camera, No detachable back panel, No resolution improvements...
The device, when coupled with Dell's Tablet Keyboard, can run for approximately 18 hours (nine hours for the tablet and nine hours with the accompanying keyboard). This is a dramatic improvement over the original Venue 11 Pro, which ran for a...
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Theinquirer.net Updated:
2014-11-13 01:16:24
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The Venue 11 Pro aims to "accelerate productivity for mobile workers" in the enterprise space with a thinner and fanless design, an extended battery life that claims to "get through the work day", a travel keyboard for a full laptop experience and a full...
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alphr.com Updated:
2015-01-29 01:28:31
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The Dell Venue 11 Pro 7000 has its work cut out. Landing in the PC Pro offices amidst news of Microsoft's holographic augmented reality goggles and 84in Surface Hub , a mere Windows tablet – and even one of the calibre of the Venue 11 Pro - seems like yes...
It isn't perfect, then, but the Venue 11 Pro remains a great tablet, especially when you consider the price. If you can make do with a 64GB SSD, the entry-level model throws in a slim, clip-on keyboard for £559 inc VAT, and even if you crave the top-end m...
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When it debuted last year, the Atom-powered Venue 11 Pro impressed with strong battery life, a great 1080p display, and adequate performance to get most business tasks done. The pricier Intel Core i5 model in comparison was lackluster with weaker stamina...
Performance, Battery life, Compact design...
Cramped screen, Modest battery gains over i5 model, Ergonomics...
A computing chameleon, the Venue 11 Pro is a versatile Windows tablet with enterprise features that can readily convert to a laptop or desktop with the right accessory add-ons...
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pcauthority.com.au Updated:
2015-04-30 03:08:05
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The Venue 11 Pro 7000 won't win any awards for groundbreaking design. Dell has barely deviated from the format of previous Venue 11 Pro models, save for moving a few ports around the tablet's edges, and it's fair to say the look remains more “functional...
A great alternative to the Surface tablet...
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ergohacks.com Updated:
2016-02-16 06:19:12
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It seems like the best model for working on the go changes every few years. It went from laptop to netbook to ultrabook and seems to be settling around a 10 or 11 inch tablet with an attachable keyboard. I've had every sort of tablet release in the last f...
When I first unpacked the Dell's Venue Pro I wasn't impressed. It was heavy and not particularly good looking. After adjusting my expectations and realising that what I had wasn't designed as a conventional tablet but rather as a business and productivit...
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The tablet has taken the PC world by storm, but despite the myriad potential uses, the form factor hasn't gained the same prominence among business users. One of the few business-focused tablet lines is Dell's Venue lineup, which gets its newest member, t...
Intel Core M-5Y71 processor for top performance and efficiency, Long battery life, Solid design, Good touch screen, with full HD resolution and pen support...
Docking keyboard and desktop dock sold separately, No storage for digitizer pen...
The Dell Venue 11 Pro 7000 Series (7140) is a business-focused tablet with strong performance, long battery life, and a healthy selection of ports and security features, not to mention accessories to help keep you productive...
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The Dell Venue 11 Pro ($499.99, as tested) is a flexible slate tablet built for business. It comes with many work-oriented features, including Windows 8.1, a removable battery, and a variety of docking solutions. We looked at the entry-level Intel Atom-po...
All-day battery life, Bright, 1080p HD IPS touch display, Uses microUSB charging, Optional keyboard dock adds battery power, Windows 8,1 Pro, Has desktop dock option, Swappable battery...
Keyboard docks cost extra, Stylus not included, Aggressive default screen dimming, Only one USB 3,0 port...
With its great battery life, 1080p IPS screen, and flexible mobile and desktop docking systems, the Dell Venue 11 Pro slate tablet means business...
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The Dell Venue 11 Pro (7139) ($1,252.37 as tested) is the top-of-the-line version of our current Editors' Choice for entry-level business slate tablets, the Dell Venue 11 Pro. The Venue 11 Pro (7139) has an upgraded ultrabook-class processor and a similar...
All-day battery life, Bright, 1080p HD IPS touch display, Uses microUSB charging, Keyboard dock adds battery power, Desktop dock option, Swappable battery, Active stylus, Biometric security and TPM, Windows 8,1 Pro...
Only one USB 3,0 port, No stylus storage, Limited recline angle on keyboard dock hinge, Aggressive default screen dimming...
Dell's Venue 11 Pro (7139) is the company's top-of-the-line tablet with enterprise level security features. It's built to meet all the needs of an enterprise business, and it's our top choice for high-end business tablets...
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hardwareheaven.com Updated:
2019-11-20 11:44:27
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Video review without text...
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A few years ago, it was easy to scoff at the idea of using tablets for productivity. The hardware was too weak, and the software was too limited, so turning a tablet into a work device made sense only for a few fringe users.But things have changed since A...
Spending $750 for an Android tablet seems exorbitant. But the Samsung Galaxy Note Pro offers a larger screen, excellent battery life, and access to the Android and Samsung app stores...
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computershopper.com Updated:
2014-09-20 01:08:52
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The $1,080 Security unit (model 7139) seen here features not only a Core i5 chip and 1080p screen but 4GB of RAM, a 128GB SSD, and a full version of Windows 8.1 Pro, plus business IT bonuses such as a fingerprint reader, SmartCard slot, TPM 1.2 module, an...
The power of a Core i5 laptop in tablet form, Excellent 1080p display, Great accessory selection, User-swappable battery...
Noticeable fan noise, Mobile keyboard dock angle is non-adjustable, Mediocre battery life, Just one USB port...
Dell's top-of-the-line tablet, the Venue 11 Pro Security, packs Core i5 power, Windows 8.1 capability, and enterprise security features into a well-balanced 10.8-inch form. It's a worthy rival to Microsoft's Surface Pro 3. Read More…...
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What happens when you put an Intel Core i5-4300Y in an 11-inch tablet like the Dell Venue 11 Pro? It gets really, really fast. Indeed, having used the previously-reviewed Atom-based version of the Venue 11 Pro, I can attest to a rather significant jump in...
Very fast, Top-shelf security and management features, Excellent IPS display...
Somewhat thick, Touchpad on the optional keyboard is a bit finnicky...
This Windows tablet delivers laptop-like performance, enterprise-level security, and multiple docking options...
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Better still, it gives you the flexibility of having both a laptop and a tablet and switching between the two with the press of a button. Yes, in seconds you can undock the screen and enjoy a fully functional Windows tablet.I do wish the laptop shipped wi...
Fast, Functions as a laptop and tablet, Gorgeous screen, NFC and Bluetooth 4.0, Front and back camera, Amazing battery life...
Tablet is a bit heavy; No included stylus; No stylus garage;...
The other day I reviewed the HP Pavilion X360 laptop. In many ways it is a 2014 netbook with a cool design and touchscreen. This is the first in a series of posts on the Dell Venue 11 Pro tablet/keyboard I was sent as part of the Intel 2in1 Program. I cou...
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The Dell Venue 11 Pro (7139) ($1,252.37 as tested) is the top-of-the-line version of our current Editors' Choice for entry-level business slate tablets, the Dell Venue 11 Pro$499.99 at Dell. The Venue 11 Pro (7139)$849.99 at Dell has an upgraded ultrabook...
All-day battery life. Bright, 1080p HD IPS touch display. Uses microUSB charging. Keyboard dock adds battery power. Desktop dock option. Swappable battery. Active stylus. Biometric security and TPM. Windows 8.1 Pro.
Only one USB 3.0 port. No stylus storage. Limited recline angle on keyboard dock hinge. Aggressive default screen dimming...
Dell's Venue 11 Pro (7139) is the company's top-of-the-line tablet with enterprise level security features. It's built to meet all the needs of an enterprise business, and it's our top choice for high-end business tablets...
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Thanks to its long battery life and versatile docking options, the $499 version of the Dell Venue 11 Pro is one of the better Windows 8 tablet values. But what if you're looking for more oomph than an Atom processor and stronger security? The pricier, $1...
Sturdy yet handsome design, Bright and colorful 1080p display, Long battery life with optional keyboard dock, Fingerprint and smart card reader...
Performance trails closest competitors, MicroSD card access requires paperclip, Heavy with keyboard dock...
The Dell Venue 11 Pro delivers an Intel Core i5 processor, versatile docking and strong security for a premium price, but it's not as fast as other hybrids in its price range...
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crn.com
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2014-09-20 01:08:53
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With the Venue 11 Pro , Dell offers a line of Windows-based tablets that's about as versatile and feature-rich as they come. Prices start at $429 for the base 2.4GHz quad-core Atom model and top out at $1,045 for the dual-core Haswell Core i5 base unit at...
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The biggest difference between the Venue 11 Pro and its predecessors is its full range of available options, as well as some other valuable business conveniences such as the inclusion of a swappable battery and better integrated connectivity. Configuratio...
Competitive pricing for a Windows 8.1 tablet with these specs, Great screen with above average brightness and contrast and sufficient color reproduction, Excellent battery life, especially with the optional keyboard base, Inclusion of a fullsized USB 3.0...
Middling application performance due to storage speed, RAM, and CPU constraints, A little heavier and larger than some comparable devices, Gets very warm under load, Driver issues specifically relating to WLAN that can be a headache, Plastic casing doesn'...
The Venue 11 Pro, without keyboard base Those searching for a larger-sized tablet with an acceptable detachable keyboard and touchpad , great battery life , a bright, vivid screen , and full-blown Windows 8.1 should seriously consider the merits of the V...
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It's often said that that you shouldn't mix business with pleasure. If that's the case, someone needs to tell the folks at Dell, because the high-end business-focused Venue 11 Pro tablet is a joy to use. We already knew its specs looked impressive, but af...
Dell has put together an outstanding piece of kit here. The recommended UK retail price of £790 (US$1,049.99 in the US) for the i5-powered version, which is more expensive than both the Surface Pro 2 and comparable iPads.If you're looking for a device wit...
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In our last review we looked at an 8-inch tablet running on the Atom Z3740 costing under $300. In this review we have the Dell Venue 11 Pro 10.8 inch tablet running the current high-end Z3770 CPU and costing $499. The powered keyboard is an additional acc...
Both the Dell Venue 11 Pro tablet and the ‘power' keyboard are very high quality items of computing kit and elevate the package to professional status. Huge battery life and flexibility of options, a great screen and enough processing power in this ‘Baytr...
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A well built keyboard that gives your Venue 11 Pro Windows 8.1 tablet extra stamina, the Mobile Tablet Keyboard essentially converts your slate into an Ultrabook form factor with a comfortable keyboard and doubles the tablet's battery life.Dell has made t...
Solid build quality and attractive design that allows for a comfortable typing experience, converting the 10.8-inch Windows 8.1 Venue 11 Pro into an Ultrabook form factor. The keyboard ships with a battery that essentially doubles the tablet's battery l...
Though the keys were plenty comfortable, touch typists may lament at the ever so slightly smaller key size and spacing. Users will, however, adapt quickly to the spacing so it's not a major drawback to talk about. That said, the two biggest downsides ar...
At $160 MSRP, the Mobile Tablet Keyboard takes on a steep price, especially when you factor in the cost of ownership of the tablet itself. However, for those who need battery power, an uncompromised typing experience in a mobile and elegantly designed pac...
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Dell's Venue 11 Pro is the first Atom-powered computer that I can picture as a replacement for my current laptop. With its two optional accessories, this 10.8-inch tablet can transform into either a small notebook or a diminutive all-in-one PC. The two-da...
1080p display, Strong CPU (for a tablet), Great optional accessories...
A little thick and heavy (for a tablet), Optionaly keyboard dock is nearly essential for productivity, 2GB of memory can be limiting...
Dell's Venue 11 Pro shines as a hybrid when you add its mobile keyboard and desktop docks. The Atom processor is sufficiently powerful--and power efficient--for performing day-to-day tasks all day long...
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techreviewsource.com Updated:
2014-09-20 01:08:53
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The Dell Venue 11 Pro ($499.99 direct, as tested) is a flexible slate tablet built for business. It comes with many work-oriented features, including Windows 8.1 Pro, a removable battery, and a variety of docking solutions. We looked at the entry-level In...
Allday battery life. Bright, 1080p HD IPS touch display. Uses microUSB charging. Optional keyboard dock adds battery power. Windows 8.1 Pro. Has desktop dock option. Swappable battery.
Keyboard docks cost extra. Stylus not included. Aggressive default screen dimming. Only one USB 3.0 port...
With its great battery life, 1080p IPS screen, and flexible mobile and desktop docking systems, the Dell Venue 11 Pro slate tablet means business...
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The Dell Venue 11 Pro ($499.99, as tested) is a flexible slate tablet built for business. It comes with many work-oriented features, including Windows 8.1, a removable battery, and a variety of docking solutions. We looked at the entry-level Intel Atom-po...
All-day battery life. Bright, 1080p HD IPS touch display. Uses microUSB charging. Optional keyboard dock adds battery power. Has desktop dock option. Swappable battery.
Keyboard docks cost extra. Stylus not included. Aggressive default screen dimming. Only one USB 3.0 port...
With its great battery life, 1080p IPS screen, and flexible mobile and desktop docking systems, the Dell Venue 11 Pro slate tablet means business...
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The Dell Venue Pro 11 is a versatile tablet with configuration options ranging from an Intel quad-core Atom processor to a high-end Haswell Core i5 chipset. Designed to compete with Microsoft's Surface Pro 2, the Venue Pro 11 is capable as a desktop when...
At $500, the Dell Venue 11 Pro seems like a steal, but once you start to pack in more accessories, like the $130 MSRP Slim Tablet keyboard (the equivalent of the Surface Pro 2's Touch 2 Cover) or the $160 MSRP Tablet Keyboard (the equivalent of the Surfac...
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It's business, but not as usual. Dell's Venue 11 Pro (starting at $499) is one of the most versatile Windows 8 tablets yet. The slate packs a quad-core Atom processor, colorful 1080p screen and ports galore. But the real magic begins when you pair this 11...
Elegant and sturdy design, Powerful performance, Very long battery life with optional keyboard dock, Colorful 1080p display...
Relatively dim screen, microSD Card slot requires paperclip...
The Dell Venue 11 Pro offers versatile docking options and long battery life in a stylish, business-friendly design...
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The word "venue" is commonly used to describe a place where certain events or gatherings take place and as such is also used in the world of business . Dell's Venue tablets with Windows 8.1 are designed for the business user, although home users might fin...
Price, Case is easy to open, Battery can be replaced, Good touchscreen, WWAN included, Configurable, Can be charged using the Micro USB cable, Supports a digitizer pen, Decent display...
with somewhat unnatural colors, Plastic case design, Back flexes a bit, SIM with "ads", Speakers could be better, Tool needed to remove microSD, Reflective display, GPU throttling...
The Dell Venue Pro 11 is a well-rounded and decent Windows tablet. Dell does quite a few things differently and some quite well with the Venue 11 Pro. The Windows tablet is easy to open to access the components or to change the battery - no other tablet...
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I've had a chance to live with a Dell Venue 11 Pro 7000 for three months now, and it's keeping up -- both as a work machine and as a travel companion. Frankly, I never expected that from a $1,000, hard-sided "2-in-1" (tablet-laptop convertible). Here's w...
Gorgeous HD screen, Excellent battery life; keyboard has second battery, Swappable primary battery, USB 3...
Thick and heavy with keyboard, Default brightness setting too high, Not cheap...
At a Glance The Dell Venue 11 Pro is an affordable and capable if slightly hefty convertible that works well as a productivity machine and a travel companion...
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We're already familiar with the Dell Venue 11 Pro: In January 2014, we reviewed a model from this line . That version ran on a Core i3 processor; our current test device boasts of a Core i5. The new processor looks better on paper, but does the tablet rea...
Bright, highcontrast IPS display with stable viewing angles, Maintenancefriendly, Replaceable battery, Quick SSD...
Plastic case, Back side gives a little under pressure, Throttling...
The Dell Venue 11 Pro offers sufficient performance for everyday tasks. Unfortunately, however, its Core i5 processor is unable to utilize its full performance capacity. As a result, the new device only offers a minimal increase in performance (at best)...
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It was not enough to simply stuff Windows in a tablet. There were not enough interfaces, the performance was too low, the storage capacity was tight, and there was no decent keyboard when one was needed. The latter is especially important for business cus...
Bright, highcontrast, viewing angle stable IPS screen, Maintenancefriendly, Removable battery, Fullsize USB 3.0, Swift SSD, Long battery life in keyboard dock, Primary camera's decent quality...
Plastic casing, Slightly pliable back, Keys' poor feedback...
Dell Venue 11 Pro (7140): Not the perfect tool, but a pretty good one. Good gets even better? While Dell's Venue 11 Pro 7130 (Haswell i5) was almost penalized with a rating of 78% in the tablet sector, the Venue 11 Pro 7140 Broadwell update ( Core M 5Y10...
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Although the Microsoft Surface has become the poster child for business tablets that double as laptops, the Dell Venue 11 Pro is more practical in some ways. Its keyboard dock makes this 2-in-1 feel more laptoplike, and its built-in battery helps the syst...
Sharp, vibrant display, Long battery life (with keyboard dock), Smooth pen experience, More ports than the Surface, Solid speakers...
No stylus dock, Runs hot...
The Dell Venue 11 Pro is an 11-inch Windows 8 tablet that offers excellent battery life, a useful digital pen and versatile docking options...
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If lightweight tablets laugh behind the somewhat chunky Dell Venue 11 Pro's back, just wait until they crack their skinny heads against something the Venue 11 Pro won't even notice. Or overheat trying to process the larger spreadsheets and video/photo wor...
Core M CPU makes it faster than most Atom-based devices, Excellent keyboard/auxiliary battery slice...
It's not going to win any thin contests, Pricy...
Statistics aside, as a tablet or a small laptop, the Venue 11 Pro is a joy to use. The display is bright and evenly lit, and it couldn't be any more responsive to touch. Movies look great and it even sounds halfway decent when music emanates from the spea...
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Back in November, Dell took the lid off of their Venue 11 Pro 7000 refresh which is their first tablet offering to have Core M powering it. Dell is aiming this tablet squarely at the enterprise segment, but with prices that start low enough for consumers...
In my time with the Venue 11 Pro, what has defined the tablet is not the hardware itself, but the accessories. Dell offers such a range of options that the tablet can be anything from a desktop PC, to a clamshell laptop, to a very portable mobile device...
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At first we would like to thank DELL and Intel for sending us a sample of their latest Venue 11 Pro 7140 Convertible for testing and reviewing.“ Listen. Learn. Deliver. That's what we're about.Dell empowers countries, communities, customers and people eve...
Thanks to the new 14nm Broadwell processors from Intel, the Dell Venue 11 Pro tablet no longer needs active cooling, it is all passive but as soon as the processor is reaching near 90 degrees Celsius, the throttling process will drop the multiplier in the...
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Take a tablet and throw in a keyboard dock and you have a Windows hybrid. The tablet part is obvious, and plugging it into a keyboard dock that looks like a laptop turns it into a sort of notebook computer. How well it replaces the laptop varies from one...
Good size, Nice performance even with the Atom, Outstanding as a laptop with the Travel Dock...
Touchoperated Windows button on the bezel, Almost, but not quite too heavy as a tablet, Autobrightness control is too dim, should be off by default, Reviewer's rating 9.5 out of 10, Venue 11 Pro tablet screen, The 1,920 x 1,080 resolution screen is a good...
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The tablet has taken the PC world by storm, but despite the myriad potential uses, the form factor hasn't gained the same prominence among business users. One of the few business-focused tablet lines is Dell's Venue lineup, which gets its newest memb...
Intel Core M-5Y71 processor for top performance and efficiency. Long battery life. Solid design. Good touch screen, with full HD resolution and pen support.
Docking keyboard and desktop dock sold separately. No storage for digitizer pen...
The Dell Venue 11 Pro 7000 Series (7140) is a business-focused tablet with strong performance, long battery life, and a healthy selection of ports and security features, not to mention accessories to help keep you productive...
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After using the Dell Venue 11 Pro 7140 for two months in myriad ways -- on my desk, on the road, in front of the TV, docked, keyboard attached, tablet only, with a wireless keyboard, with two big high-res monitors -- I'm tempted to throw away my hunkering...
Fast and fanless Intel “Broadwell” Core M5Y71 vPro processor, Extraordinary battery life, Replaceable battery, SSD, modem, and WiFi, Extracost docking station brings real, dualmonitor desktop support, Thin and light at 10.75 mm/0.42 in. and 720 g/1.59 lbs...
Screen doesn't tilt back very far, Glossy screen gives off uncomfortable glare...
A new Core M processor, more powerful graphics, longer battery life, and no fan make the Venue 11 Pro 7140 an excellent corporate two-in-one choice...
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Last-gen still competes. The latest model in the Dell Venue 11 Pro 5130 range includes a high-end Atom (Baytrail-M) processor and combines it with 4GB of RAM and a full HD screen which showcases what can be done with Atom, at a time when the next-gen proc...
High brightness, high contrast screen, Removable battery, Security features, USB 3.0 port, Full 64-bit support...
Slightly too heavy for consumer use, Uses last-gen processor...
Steve Chippy PaineChassis74%Keyboard0 / 80 →Pointing Device64%Connectivity56 / 65 → 86%Weight75 / 88 → 73%Battery91%Display80%Games Performance65 / 68 → 96%Application Performance55 / 76 → 72%Temperature85%Noise100%Audio60 / 91 → 66%Camera55 / 85 → 65%Ave...
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The Dell Venue 11 Pro 7000 series is designed to adapt to a wide variety of different work styles and use cases, as it provides consumers with a multi-purpose functionality including the added option of a desktop experience. Users can attach the mobile ke...
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tomsitpro.com Updated:
2016-01-29 06:52:39
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As you saw in our recent How We Test Enterprise Tablets article, we're taking a serious look at business-class tablets as a separate category. We're looking at Atom-powered tablets and testing three units, with the first one being the Dell Venue 11 Pro 51...
Price, Display, Lightweight, Good storage...
Low memory, Low memory bandwidth hurts performance, Unreliable stylus...
Although the Dell Venue 11 Pro 5130 is a usable business tablet, you're better off spending a little more for a tablet that will get you much better performance...
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I've just completed a detailed review of the Dell Venue 11 Pro 5130. This is the Atom-based version (there's a Core-based version too) and it comes with 4GB of RAM, a full USB 3.0 port and the high-end, full 64-bit Z3795 CPU. The difference in usability...
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The tablet has taken the PC world by storm, but despite the myriad potential uses, the form factor hasn't gained the same prominence among business users. One of the few business-focused tablet lines is Dell's Venue lineup, which gets its newest member, t...
Intel Core M-5Y71 processor for top performance and efficiency, Long battery life, Solid design, Good touch screen, with full HD resolution and pen support...
Docking keyboard and desktop dock sold separately, No storage for digitizer pen...
The Dell Venue 11 Pro 7000 Series (7140) is a business-focused tablet with strong performance, long battery life, and a healthy selection of ports and security features, not to mention accessories to help keep you productive...
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