Venue tablet shows Dell PC division is still around

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In case you thought that Dell was pulling completely our of the computer world, the release of the new Venue tablet should make you rethink that concept.

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Dell sent a message that it intends to keep its PC division alive with the launch of new Venue tablets on Wednesday.

The company launched two Venue tablets with Android, and two with Microsoft’s latest Windows 8.1 OS. The tablets will come with screen sizes ranging from 7 inches to 11 inches.

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