The new tablet also marks Dell’s reentry

　　Dell showed a brand new Windows 8.1 tablet Wednesday named Venue, which is a brand name for mobile devices the Pc maker abandoned when it discontinued shipment of smartphones early last year.
　　The Venue tablet has an 8-inch screen and runs on Intel’s Atom chip code-named Bay Trail. It was demonstrated as shown above on stage by Neil Hand, vice president at Dell, through a keynote at the Intel Developer Forum becoming held in San Francisco.
　　The tablet is going to be marketed to each customers and enterprises, and will have long-battery life and cellular data connectivity. Much more information about the new Venue tablet and also other devices will likely be shared at an event in New York City on October 2, Hand stated, hinting that much more mobile devices from Dell could be on tap.
　　The new tablet also marks Dell’s reentry in to the customer tablet windows 7 professional retail version market place. The organization right now presents the XPS 10 with Windows RT plus the Latitude ten with Windows 8, each targeted at enterprises. Dell last year discontinued its Streak line of consumer tablets, but has reiterated its support for the customer tablet market and Windows 8 OS.
　　Toshiba and Aava Mobile lately announced Windows eight.1 tablets. Asustek also showed a Bay Trail tablet on stage throughout the IDF keynote.
　　Also on Wednesday, Intel announced new quad-core Bay Trail chips for tablets. Bay Trail tablets could weigh as tiny 14.1 ounces and offer you eight hours of battery life when the users is watching high-definition video.