Dell’s Windows 8 iPad competitor Posted on Saturday, May 26th, 2012 at 7:10 am. PT Written by Jim Dalrymple Hmmm, reminds me of something, but I can’t put my finger on it. 6 thoughts on “Dell’s Windows 8 iPad competitor” I must admit I am jealous of the 30W power adapter, I’d love to use that on my iPad (3). I can’t imagine why they’d include a 30W adapter unless it needs a 30W adapter. So not especially jealous here. 10W limit is a USB spec limitation. Apple can give you more but then it won’t be USB compatible. Even Thunderbolt is limited to 10W. because it has 60 WHr battery. It is using Atom chip. 2GB RAM. that is why it needs bigger battery. 128 SSD cost like $200. I could imagine this thing will cost $1000 retail. “Hmmm, reminds me of something, but I can’t put my finger on it.” Guess #1) Galaxy Tax? Guess #2) Windows tablet without the handle bars? 😀 But they’ll still claim Apple hardware is overpriced, despite Dell’s typical build quality and renowned shit-bag customer suppport. Leave a ReplyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Δ
I can’t imagine why they’d include a 30W adapter unless it needs a 30W adapter. So not especially jealous here.
10W limit is a USB spec limitation. Apple can give you more but then it won’t be USB compatible. Even Thunderbolt is limited to 10W.
because it has 60 WHr battery. It is using Atom chip. 2GB RAM. that is why it needs bigger battery. 128 SSD cost like $200. I could imagine this thing will cost $1000 retail.
“Hmmm, reminds me of something, but I can’t put my finger on it.” Guess #1) Galaxy Tax? Guess #2) Windows tablet without the handle bars? 😀
But they’ll still claim Apple hardware is overpriced, despite Dell’s typical build quality and renowned shit-bag customer suppport.
I must admit I am jealous of the 30W power adapter, I’d love to use that on my iPad (3).
I can’t imagine why they’d include a 30W adapter unless it needs a 30W adapter. So not especially jealous here.
10W limit is a USB spec limitation.
Apple can give you more but then it
won’t be USB compatible.
Even Thunderbolt is limited to 10W.
because it has 60 WHr battery.
It is using Atom chip. 2GB RAM.
that is why it needs bigger battery.
128 SSD cost like $200.
I could imagine this thing will cost $1000 retail.
“Hmmm, reminds me of something, but I can’t put my finger on it.”
Guess #1) Galaxy Tax?
Guess #2) Windows tablet without the handle bars?
😀
But they’ll still claim Apple hardware is overpriced, despite Dell’s typical build quality and renowned shit-bag customer suppport.