We were hoping to see a real competitor to the Surface 3 in the Dell Venue 11 Pro 5130 (with Z3795 and 4GB RAM) but it turns out that this Windows tablet is much more...
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...
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 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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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.
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...
Dell’s Venue 11 Pro ups the ante in the hybrid arena, thanks to is versatile accessories. The hardware isn’t strong enough for hardcore games or producing the next great animated short, but its three combinations were more than adequate for my entertainment and routine computing needs.
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...
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...
Betting on a full 1080p display partly justifies the Dell Venue 11 Pro's higher price compared to other Atom-powered tablets. But the keyboard dock add-on, which should turn this into a functional laptop alternative, is too expensive and occasionally...
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.
As reviewed by LaptopMag