Dell’s 10-inch tablet pushed back to fall

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Dell’s 10-inch Windows 7 tablet may not launch until this fall, a company source speaking to Forbes said Tuesday. Dell revealed in February that it had plans to launch a 10-inch tablet, although the company never publicly announced a release date. The site’s source did not indicate why Dell has decided wait to launch until September. The month is arguably the tail end of back-to-school season, and other tablets from competitors — like the HP TouchPad — will be widely available, but it sounds like there are some internal delays happening. In its defense, Dell has said that its Windows 7 offering will be a “business tablet” aimed at quelling the needs of the mobile work force — as opposed to students or the everyday consumer — so the back-to-school season may not be a priority.

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  • http://www.searingarrow.com AlienSix

    Anyone surprised?

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000722296108 Herman Guerra

    Dell’s 10-inch tablet pushed back to fail.

    • Anonymous

      Of all the clever things you could have done to that title…

  • Anonymous

    Waiting for the iPad3 so it can Epically Fail?

    Fall is a lousy time to announce for the business market. Budgets are set in the Spring, and spend is usually in the March-May timeframe for new platform purchases

  • Anonymous

    lawl Dell

    iPad has been out for a year. I guess cloning it is not as easy as it looks :)

  • http://www.topgutscheincode.de/ Gutscheincode

    I actually like the idea of a full OS running on a tablet. W7 is a good OS, and with a pen it’s pretty easy to hit the buttons at first attempt. The only two things I want to improve for all tablets would be the battery life and the screen resolution.

  • Michale11111

    Does anybody really care?

  • Truth Hurts

    Just a small delay for the funeral. They couldn’t get a plot with a good view.

  • Anonymous

    I’m a big fan of android…but I think WP7 on a tablet would be a sexy device.

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