 Hey guys, this is Sean with The Verge and what I have here is the Dell Venu 10 7000. This is the newest tablet in Dell's Venu series of tablets and you can see it's a little bit bigger than what they released back in the fall, the Dell Venu 8 7000. You've got a 10.5 inch screen and the resolution is going to be 2560 by 1600. You're going to get about 300 pixels per inch, but it's an OLED display so you've got this same vibrant colors, tack sharpness in all the text and all the graphics. Obviously you can see here the form factor is a lot different this time around though. We've got this hinge that runs along the side so you can really sort of rotate it however you want, whichever is more comfortable for you to grip. That hinge is there because Dell is going to sell a keyboard alongside with it. It's really similar to what we see in a lot of laptops now where we've got two-in-ones with more portability. You're going to be able to separate it and bring it with you. The keyboard is actually powered by the battery which is here in the hinge along with some of the other components. When you snap it into place, the backlight lights up and the keyboard is running right off the power from inside the battery. Dell says that the battery will actually last you 15 hours so it's improving even on the great battery life of the Dell Venu 8 and that's with the keyboard attached. There's also a trackpad down here so when you have it in sort of laptop form, you're going to be able to just sort of comfortably browse instead of having to reach up to the screen that way you can kind of ease your way into getting used to reaching up and using a touch screen. The good thing is that when you reach up to use that touch screen, you're not going to easily tip over the whole rig. This is a problem we've seen with some of these Bluetooth keyboards. This actually gives you some pretty good weight down here so it holds it in place. Overall the package is actually extremely thin. The tablet itself is only 6.2 millimeters thick which is just a hair thicker than the Dell Venu 8. So like with the Dell Venu 8, you're also going to get Intel's RealSense depth camera and that means there's actually a couple different cameras here on the back working in tandem to give you some actual depth in your images. So you can refocus after you shoot. You can tap to focus on a different subject in the foreground or the background or you can slide and bring more things or less things in focus. So the Dell Venu 10 7000 is going to run you $499 and with the keyboard it will be $599 and it's going to be available at the end of April.
 Hey guys, this is Sean with The Verge and what I have here is the Dell Venu 10 7000.
 This is the newest tablet in Dell's Venu series of tablets and you can see it's a little bit
 bigger than what they released back in the fall, the Dell Venu 8 7000.
 You've got a 10.5 inch screen and the resolution is going to be 2560 by 1600.
 You're going to get about 300 pixels per inch, but it's an OLED display so you've got this
 same vibrant colors, tack sharpness in all the text and all the graphics.
 Obviously you can see here the form factor is a lot different this time around though.
 We've got this hinge that runs along the side so you can really sort of rotate it however
 you want, whichever is more comfortable for you to grip.
 That hinge is there because Dell is going to sell a keyboard alongside with it.
 It's really similar to what we see in a lot of laptops now where we've got two-in-ones
 with more portability.
 You're going to be able to separate it and bring it with you.
 The keyboard is actually powered by the battery which is here in the hinge along with some
 of the other components.
 When you snap it into place, the backlight lights up and the keyboard is running right
 off the power from inside the battery.
 Dell says that the battery will actually last you 15 hours so it's improving even on the
 great battery life of the Dell Venu 8 and that's with the keyboard attached.
 There's also a trackpad down here so when you have it in sort of laptop form, you're
 going to be able to just sort of comfortably browse instead of having to reach up to the
 screen that way you can kind of ease your way into getting used to reaching up and using
 a touch screen.
 The good thing is that when you reach up to use that touch screen, you're not going to
 easily tip over the whole rig.
 This is a problem we've seen with some of these Bluetooth keyboards.
 This actually gives you some pretty good weight down here so it holds it in place.
 Overall the package is actually extremely thin.
 The tablet itself is only 6.2 millimeters thick which is just a hair thicker than the
 Dell Venu 8.
 So like with the Dell Venu 8, you're also going to get Intel's RealSense depth camera
 and that means there's actually a couple different cameras here on the back working in tandem
 to give you some actual depth in your images.
 So you can refocus after you shoot.
 You can tap to focus on a different subject in the foreground or the background or you
 can slide and bring more things or less things in focus.
 So the Dell Venu 10 7000 is going to run you $499 and with the keyboard it will be $599
 and it's going to be available at the end of April.