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Microsoft has put up a new video comparing the Windows RT powered Dell XPS 10 tablet against Apple's flagship iPad device. The video pokes fun at what the iPad can't apparently do compared to the Win... keep reading

It appears that one Windows RT based tablet from Dell has dropped in price, possibly due to a lack of demand for Windows RT tablets. Dell's XPS 10 RT tablet is now priced at $299.99, down from its no... keep reading

Dell has announced today that a school district in San Antonio, Texas, has adopted Dell's Latitude 10 tablets, powered by Microsoft's Windows 8 operating system. Students at the San Antonio Independe... keep reading

Another major PC industry company, Dell, is feeling vocal about the negative effects that Windows RT is causing them. Dell isn't too happy about current Windows RT sales. A Dell executive made a stat... keep reading

Dell recently announced that it was planning to go private in an attempt to save the company. Other large companies such as Microsoft have decided to help them out by loaning money to Dell, Microsoft... keep reading

During the Dell World conference in Austin, Dell's Vice-Chairman and President of the company's PC business Jeffrey Clarke spoke to analysts and mentioned that he told Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer that... keep reading

Forget the Dell Inspiron Duo. Dell has finally introduced the Dell XPS Duo, an ultrabook with a tilting touch screen allowing you to convert it into a tablet without any removable parts. Dell has anno... keep reading

During Dell's 2nd quarter earnings conference call, CEO Michael Dell was quoted saying Microsoft would sell a "relatively small" amount of Windows 8 Surface tablets. In fact, according to Dell, the Su... keep reading

Dell's CEO Michael Dell stated recently that touchscreen laptops and tablets powered by the upcoming Windows 8 operating system will cost more money than non-touchscreen tablets and laptops powered by... keep reading

Dell revealed that the company is focusing on Microsoft's upcoming Windows 8 operating system for its tablets, rather than Google's Android operating system. In fact, Dell CEO Michael Dell argues that... keep reading