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Reports: Dell close to introducing new Windows-compatible tablet

Dell Inc. might get close to the introduction of a new Windows-compatible tablet computer, according to several tech sites published photos of prototypes available Monday.

A list of Web sites Tech All quoted from a blog called DellPejuInsider described what he said were internal documents and photos of Dell computer prototypes to come.

Dell did not comment on the reports.

Jeff Clarke, vice president of Dell's global operations, said in an analyst meeting last week that the company intends to develop mobile Internet devices that are intended for business users to the company, but not necessarily for consumers.

The blog showed a prototype with the Dell logo that had a screen of 10 inches, weighed 1.9 pounds, ran with an Intel Core i5 and had Wi-Fi and cellular 3G and 4G connectivity.

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It has been well over a year since the very first crop of Windows Phone 7 devices were let loose upon the smartphone world; featuring models from HTC, Samsung and Dell, amongst others. Whilst these devices made a good first impression, I could not help but feel that they were lacking in any distinctions that would truly do the platform justice. Instead, they seemed to give the image of being Android devices in disguise.

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