Latitude 13 7000 Series 2 in 1 Questions

Dell Latitude 13 7000 Series 2-in-1 Hands-On Preview

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"Storage maxes out with solid state drives as large as 512GB, and the RAM count runs up to 8GB. 802.11ac Wi-Fi comes standard, and physical connectivity options consist of two USB 3.0 ports, a headset jack, and a card reader

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So the tablet itself has two USB ports? Could I connect two portable USB monitors to the tablet or would the USB's not be full powered and this fail?

Any advantages of this over HP's pro x2 612?

 

The spec does say it has two USB ports, but I could only see the ones on the dock. There weren't any pictures of the bottom (docking side) of the tablet, though.

Either way, I imagine if your USB monitors don't pull more than max rated USB power, you should be able to run as many as there are USB ports.

 

Docking is likely to be Intel's new Wi-Gig standard that is coming in January. WiGig Docking — The First Step to an “All-Wireless Everything”

It has enough bandwidth for a pair of monitors and anything else that you would want to connect.

 

Also, if you look closely at the photos, you can see that both USB ports are 3.0 and one has the lightning bolt that identifies it as a charging port for tablets. This means one USB port will have 900 mA and the other will likely have around 2000 mA.

 

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It does not say how many milli Amps here. How do I know what will work with what?

"Docking is likely to be Intel's new Wi-Gig standard that is coming in January. WiGig Docking — The First Step to an “All-Wireless Everything” "

Is this a thing? As in will it be able to compete with wired screens in the next 4 years? Because my wireless experiences with bluetooth and USB wireless have been pretty crappy. Sometimes inexplicable nondetection for BT, sometimes poor sound quality for USB wireless. As far as I can tell for the reviews of air display and lenovo's attempt at wireless wacom monitor, wireless extended monitors also suck.

 

I want to know how adjustable the screen hinge is, in all the videos it only goes to slightly past 45 degrees.

 

" when attached to the keyboard, the tablet won't bend back farther than 135-degrees. So unlike the Yoga 11S and the Sony Vaio Duo 13, which both bend and twist to your heart's desire, the 7000 is almost completely inflexible when used as a laptop." - http://www.techradar.com/reviews/pc-mac/laptops-portable-pcs/dell-latitude-13-7000-2-in-1-1263867/