The keyboard gives to pressure a bit, but this could be due to the rubbery case surface. The display frame is very flexible since it's quite narrow, but the screen itself is rather stiff and doesn't respond much to pressure. The display lid hinges are located at the back toward the center and hold the screen tight despite their relatively small size. The screen nevertheless does tend to bob back and forth after being tilted on account of the flip design. Even though the battery is located underneath the palm rest, it still requires two hands tilt the screen into place.
The dimensions of 28.5 x 19.5 x 2.6 cm (width x depth x height) and the weight of 1.37 Kg (including the battery) are typical for a 10" notebook but rather heavy for a tablet.Īlthough you can't connect to the internet via Ethernet due to the missing port, there's a variety of ways you can connect wirelessly in return. On top of 802.11 b/g/n WiFi (Atheros AR9285) you can connect with other devices like smartphones via Bluetooth 3.0 +HS (AR3011 controller). A UMTS module-for using a SIM card for mobile internet-is available at an additional price of 120 Euro. Our test model is not equipped with this module, but the slot for it is supposedly located on the base plate under the battery access cover. The standard package comes with only the most typical accessories despite the high price. Along with the computer, you only get the power supply and a DVD with programs and drivers.
Additional products like a a bag, mouse, speakers or a printer can be ordered directly from Dell. The accessories available cover a large scope of products, but comparison shopping would be a good idea here. Particularly useful for the duo Convertible is the Audio Dock, which we take a closer look at directly below.
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