Articles about Dell Inspiron Duo

One of the most interesting concepts of 2010 in tablet market was the Dell Inspiron Duo, a convertible tablet/netvertible in essence, but one with a very different hinge mechanism that uses two points of contact that allow the screen to rotate by 180 degrees in a more solid fashion. Of course that China isn't just sitting and applauds Dell and got a clone on market even faster than Dell managed to do with its own product (which is not here yet, by the way). The Chinese brother of Dell Inspiron D...

The Dell Inspiron Duo dual mode tablet got a lot of heat past days and things are not going to stop till this interesting netbook/convertible tablet concept won't get the first serious reviews upon launch, in December. The guys at Slashgear got their hands on the Inspiron Duo and managed to play with it for a few moments, enough to get a first impression and a short video preview. Apparently they've played with a prototype, an advanced one, but not the final product, especially in terms of softw...

I have to say that the Dell Inspiron DUO is starting to grow on me, as I can't find myself buying a tablet without a serious text input method, and the Inspiron DUO with its dual operation mode (netbook and tablet) seems just what I was looking for. Just a few days ago Dell released essential info about the product, which apparently will launch in December (just in time for Christmas) with a 549$ price tag which, if you ask me, drops just in place compared to other netvertibles.Price is OK t...

Do you remember the Inspiron DUO concept from Dell? I have to say it's an amazing piece of technology, with a revolutionary screen that rotates from netbook to tablet mode inside the bezel, not by using the 'classic' 180 degrees rotating hinge of regular tablet PCs. Apparently Dell isn't just proud to present a new concept as they are also pretty keen on bringing the device to market pretty soon, as they've posted a short 34 seconds video teaser of the Dell Inspiron DUO, a teaser which, you've g...

You don't risk, you don't win. That's a saying clearly true these days, especially in a fast pacing industry like IT. Dell is at the top and intends to stay there. Their latest hybrid concept, the 10 inch Dell Inspiron Duo, presented at IDF 2010 is a statement to that: a convertible netbook that changes into a slate tablet with a flick of the screen. The magic lies in the display's frame, that holds two hinges that allow the screen to swivel horizontally 180 degrees very easy.It's hard to ex...