Does not contain "conflict minerals": tantalum, tin, tungsten, and gold. Y Intel Atom® processors bring you all the latest capabilities, so you don’t sacrifice power and performance for portability. The processors support multiple cameras, improved security features including biometric passwords, and wireless display on multiple screens. Intel Atom DELL Venue 8, 20.3 cm (8"), 1280 x 800 pixels, 32 GB, 2 GB, Android, Black, Red DELL Venue 8. Display diagonal: 20.3 cm (8"), Display resolution: 1280 x 800 pixels. Internal storage capacity: 32 GB. Processor family: Intel Atom®, Processor: Z2580. Internal memory: 2 GB. Rear camera resolution (numeric): 5 MP, Rear camera type: Single camera, Front camera resolution (numeric): 2 MP, Front camera. Top Wi-Fi standard: Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n). Card reader integrated. Weight: 350 g. Operating system installed: Android. Product colour: Black, Red https://www.alphr.com/dell/dell-venue-8/32634/dell-venue-8-review In the cutthroat world of budget compact tablets, manufacturers are jostling to dish out ever-more capable tablets at rock-bottom prices. Undeterred by the tough competition, the Dell Venue 8 pairs an Intel Atom processor with a Full HD screen and a few o... Dell serves up a well-equipped budget compact tablet for £179, but the crisp screen and potent hardware are let down by software niggles... https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/tablets/1401058/dell-venue-8-android-review When you first pick up the Venue 8 Android it feels chunky, but it's actually just as slim, at 9mm, as the Nexus 7. It's around 50g heavier, but does have an extra inch of screen size to account for. The more we used the tablet, though, the more we felt t... http://www.itreviews.com/dell-venue-8/ The small Android tablet market is saturated, with every combination of price point and processor power imaginable. With tablets ranging from $139 to $399, finding a decent one at the right price can be a crap shoot. Dell’s Venue 8 ($179.99 direct) is the... Dell's Venue 8 would be an adequate entry-level Android tablet a few months ago, but it's completely outmatched by the competition.... https://www.digitaltrends.com/tablet-reviews/dell-venue-8-review/ It's been a couple of years since Dell tried its hand at making Android tablets. The Dell Streak 7 followed on the hells of the Dell Streak 5-inch smartphone, neither of which anyone wanted, in the end. Between then and now Dell seems to have spent time l... Comfortable and lightweight design, Stock Android 4.2.2 and minimal pre-loaded apps, Decent battery life Screen is a fingerprint magnet, Glossy display is too reflective at some angles, Performance is only average If Dell set out to make a decent middle of the road budget tablet with the Venue 8, it succeeded. It's not going to wow customers with looks (unless they see the red one) or with performance. It does balance value and price well for people who have to k...