Dell
has introduced two new Venue 8 tablets, the Pro 3000 and Pro 5000. Both the Venue 8 Pro 3000 and Venue 8 Pro 5000 are
Windows tablets
geared towards both personal and professional use. The Pro 3000 comes with 32GB of storage, while the Pro 5000 comes in both 32GB and 64GB configurations.
In terms of specs, the tablets are pretty similar. They both have 8-inch, 1280x800 displays, and run on quad-core Intel Atom processors. They both also have 5MP rear cameras and 1.2MP front-facing sensors. The biggest difference is in the RAM, with the Pro 3000 containing 1GB of memory, and the Pro 5000 containing 2GB. Both tablets are available in a variety of colors.
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The Venue 8 Pro 3000 Series starts at $199.99 for 32GB, with options available for different cases and accessories. The Venue 8 Pro 5000 is available for $249.99 for the 32GB configuration, and $279.99 for the 64GB. Both are available on Dell's website.
Source: Dell,
Venue 8 Pro 3000
Venue 8 Pro 5000
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