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6 Ocak 2015 Salı

Dell Introduces Venue 8 7840 – The World’s Thinnest Tablet with Intel RealSense

Dell Introduces Venue 8 7840


RealSense is a technology released by Intel which made the real life scanning possible and helped to develop the printable 3D scan; RealSense technology of Intel has never been brought out for users of the cellular phones.


Dell Introduces Venue 8 7840

It’s all changed when Dell Venue 8 7840 hit the market with Intel RealSense camera. Other than that, the Venue 8 7480 also took the world’s slimmest tablet lead from iPad Air 2. Although, there is not much difference between the sizes of both tablets each one measures 0.24”, but there is only a difference of numbers after decimal point.


The Venue 8 7840 came up to the market with its own unique specifications. It has a display size of 8.4” and 2560 x 1600 pixels’ resolution; it consists of 2.3 GHz Z3580 processor of Intel and runs on a RAM of 2GB, it also has an appropriate ImgTec PowerVR G6430 GPU. To store data it has 16GB built-in space and it supports microSD card too.


Dell Introduces Venue 8 7840


The only setback of this tablet is that it comes with Android 4.4 KitKat, while the whole world is looking forward to Android 5.0 Lollipop.  The only devices carrying Android 5.0 Lollipop are the Nexus series of Google. Let’s keep our hopes up for the upgrade soon for Venue 8 7840 as Android 5.0 Lollipop will surely augment all the exciting features of this tablet.


Dell Introduces Venue 8 7840


Currently, the tablet is available at the Best Buy for $400 only. All the people who want to buy it can visit Best Buy.



Dell Introduces Venue 8 7840 – The World’s Thinnest Tablet with Intel RealSense

12 Eylül 2014 Cuma

Product Review: Dell Venue 8 7000

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Dell has previewed its latest product, Dell Venue 8 7000 at Intel Developer Forum. It boasts as one of the thinnest tablet that is currently available in the market with 8.4 inch display and 6mm thickness. The bottom and side bezels are thin but the top panel is thick to house a large, front-facing camera and provide a place to grip the tablet. The back part is a subtle gray colour which we do not know what the material that it was made from yet.











Its camera is made of Intel’s RealSense 3D depth-sensing camera. The Intel’s technology is able to create a depth map of an image. Even though we have not tried it ourselves, it was demonstrated by Intel’s CEO Bryan Krzanich and Michael Dell. In the presentation, Dell showed a photo that he took in the Golden Gate Bridge, a fisherman standing in the foreground. He then used an editing tool to change the focus and blur either the fisherman or the Golden Gate Bridge by tapping on the image. It is that easy! He then opened a photo of a couch which can help him to determine whether the couch will fit in his room.


Dell Venue 8 7000 is powered by a quad-core Intel Atom “Moorefield” CPU which promises long battery and strong performance. The tablets come with Android 4.4 KitKat as the operation system. It is expected to be released in November 2014 while the pricing has not been announced.



Product Review: Dell Venue 8 7000