Dell made a rather surprising move early this month when itunveiled the Venue 10 7000. Although in name it takes after theVenue 8 in the same 7000 series, the tablet looks more like a descendant of Lenovo’s Yoga line. At the same time, however, it takes some cues from a Microsoft Surface, changing from an Android tablet at one moment into an Android laptop the next, thanks to an optional keyboard dock that gives the Venue 10 7000 its flexibility, both in form and in purpose.

The Venue 10 7000 is pretty much the Venue 8 7000 deep inside, including the resolution. That means the exact same 2560×1600 pixels are now less cramped inside a 10.5-inch display compared to the smaller tablet. It is still powered by an Intel Atom Z3580 clocked to 2.33 GHz and assisted by 2 GB of RAM. Storage is still at either 16 or 32 GB, supplemented by a microSD card. One key difference though is that the Venue 10 comes with Android 5.0 right off the bat.
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