#dell canvas

Dell has created something to rival Microsoft's Surface Studio but it should be fine with the Redmond giant and here's why. The Dell Canvas is a 27-inch Quad HD (2560 x 1440 pixels) workspace that can be used at an angle or flat on a desk just like a big piece of paper. It ships with a pen and a Totem, as called by Dell, which looks and acts like the Surface Dial. Before we call Dell a copycat, the Canvas was developed in partnership with Microsoft. What differentiates the Canvas though is that it's not a full-fledged PC but rather a huge display that can be used with any compatible Windows 10 machine. It's coming this March 30 on Dell.com in the U.S. Dell's UMPC flagship unit is now called Inspiron 910 (formerly dubbed the Dell E and E Slim series) and is reported to be launching on the 22nd. Dell seems to be the only western brand that is already on board the nettop crowd at the moment -- the Optiplex 160 being the flagship nettop PC on its line. Read more in our articles including "Dell announced a Surface Studio rival called Canvas" and "AMD Radeon RX 9070 GRE announced".