business

Dell will launch a 10-inch Windows-based tablet for business users later this year and plans to sell 10-inch Android-based tablets too, the company said Tuesday... Link Removed

Webucator, a leader in technical and business training, announced two new opportunities for free Windows 7 training: a webinar and a contest. A free 60-minute webinar on March 4 will help attendees use the new features in Windows 7 to benefit their organization. The webinar will also explain the...

Daniel Robinson, V3.co.uk , Monday 7 February 2011 at 15:02:00 Dell's Kirk Schell outlines the firm's plans around enterprise laptops, desktops and tablets Dell is preparing to unleash a major overhaul of its business client products this week, including a new tablet device, and is modifying its...

IDG News Service - Dell will launch a 10-in. Windows 7-based tablet for business users later this year, aimed primarily at "vertical" markets such as health care, education and the financial sector, the company said Tuesday. Link Removed

Releasing the tablet alongside two dozen business PCs suggests the computer maker is serious about adding emerging devices to its core products, says an IDC analyst. More...

Windows smartphones have been bit players in the market seemingly dominated by Android and iOS phones developed by Google and Apple, respectively. But if your small business employs Microsoft products like Windows and Outlook, or relies upon an Exchange server, it makes good sense to take a...

Google Android tablets also due later this year Dell will launch a 10-inch Windows 7-based tablet for business users later this year, aimed primarily at "vertical" markets such as health care, education and the financial sector, the company said Tuesday. Link Removed - Invalid URL

Dell will launch a 10-inch Windows 7-based tablet for business users later this year, aimed primarily at "vertical" markets such as health care, education and the financial sector, the company said Tuesday. Link Removed - Invalid URL

Google Android tablets also on the way Dell will launch a 10-inch Windows 7-based tablet for business users later this year, aimed primarily at "vertical" markets such as health care, education and the financial sector, the company has announced. Link Removed - Invalid URL

At Dell Means Business event in San Francisco, company unleashes 39 new products, including a new Windows tablet aimed at businesses. More...

Dell will launch a 10-inch Windows 7-based tablet for business users later this year, aimed primarily at vertical markets like health care, education, and the financial sector, the company said Tuesday. Dell is hedging its bets, however. It will also offer 10-inch tablets based on Google's...

Dell will launch a 10-inch Windows 7-based tablet for business users later this year, aimed primarily at "vertical" markets such as health care, education and the financial sector, the company said Tuesday. Link Removed

Dell will launch a 10-inch Windows-based tablet for business users later this year and plans to sell 10-inch Android-based tablets too, the company said Tuesday. More...

After a focus on Android with its smallest Streak tablets, Dell will switch to Windows 7 for a 10-inch business-minded tablet. More...

IDG News Service - Dell will launch a 10-inch Windows-based tablet for business users later this year and plans to sell 10-inch Android-based tablets too, the company said Tuesday. Link Removed

Dell during a pre-briefing for its new business PCs confirmed that it was developing a 10-inch Windows 7 tablet. The slate received few real details but, despite Microsoft hopes, would be limited to enterprise users. The design would be for companies whose workers need "greater mobility" but who...

The Windows 7 scene market is about to get a big boost from a big player. Dell just announced a whole series of new business computers and notebooks -- generally stuff we pass over -- but one little paragraph made the whole thing worth reading. It teases nothing less that 10-inch Windows 7...

Dubbed as "one of the largest-ever introductions in the companyââ¬â¢s history," Dell has trotted out a staggering 24 new business computing solutions, including eight new notebooks. Link Removed due to 404 Error