Dell News

Dell said its Windows 7 tablet will be delayed until September, casting doubt on the future of tablets running Microsoft's PC operating system.

Apple better enjoy its ride with the iPad now, according to a Dell executive, because lower-priced, Android-based tablets are about to take over the market.

Dell today introduced its newest 10-inch Windows 7-powered tablet, due to be released later this year, as part of a larger revamp of its PC line in a move that will help tablets evolve into the business sector.

The surge in demand for tablets will cause disruptions in the display industry this year, leading to both shortages and surpluses, according to research firm iSuppli.

Dell today introduced a new 7.0-inch tablet, which will run on T-Mobile's new 4G network, as the company expands past PCs into the mobile sector.

Dell will begin selling the Inspiron Duo, a hybrid tablet-netbook device, next week, according to sources familiar with the matter.

Dell today said that it has acquired Boomi, a startup that develops cloud-based software, which the PC maker plans to integrate into its tablets to better compete against the iPad.

Dell will launch a larger 7.0-inch tablet in the next few weeks, followed by a 3.0-inch, 4.0-inch and 10.0-inch version within the next six to twelve months.

Dell today gave a glimpse of its second tablet, an Android device with a larger screen, as the PC maker continues its push into the mobile device market.

Dell today announced plans to integrate healthcare software with its new Streak tablet, allowing doctors to access patient information and medical records, in a push to broaden the appeal of the device beyond traditional consumers.

While PC makers scramble to release products that look like Apple's popular iPad, Dell today unveiled a distinct new tablet than can "flip" into a laptop computer.

Dell today began selling the Streak, its new touch screen tablet, similar to Apple's iPad, for $550 or $300 with a two-year contract from AT&T.

Microsoft is teaming up with about 20 hardware makers to release tablet computers running its Windows 7 operating system, underscoring the software giant's eagerness to counter the explosion of interest in Apple's popular iPad.

PC maker Dell plans to sell an Android-based tablet computer, dubbed the Streak, in the U.S. later this summer, joining the increasing number of tech firms offering iPad-like devices.