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Question: Seller please clarify...Does this come with a full/permanent Microsoft Office installed or is it just a trial version.
Document: just plugging it in and working, very convenient- Microsoft Office Home and Student edition: this means full editions of Word, Excel, Note, and Powerpoint with an activation key- Windows x86 programs: whatever is lacking in the Microsoft Store, I usually can find a free, powerful desktop version for Windows x86. Example: Sound recorder, the standard Microsoft touch app is very basic with no control on quality, format, or save location. With x86, there is Audacity.
I ended up returning it just because I was not willing to pay the extra $140 for Office when it is supposed to be included! I liked the tablet so much, that I tried to re-order from a different seller, and there is no way to tell who includes the full version or not. Even when purchasing from Dell through Amazon, neither Amazon or Dell reps could give me a definite answer.One more drawback for me was the keyboard.
I purchased this over a higher end Android tablet for a few reasons1. It's a real PC with full blown Windows + windows updates + defender2. It has a legit version of MS Office3. The screen/device are pretty good build quality and much cheaper than a Surface Pro 2.Buy it from the Microsoft store for $50 cheaper + free shipping.
When you order the tablet as an enterprise customer, it doesn't include Microsoft Office. I was expecting the big brother of the Venue 8 Pro, but instead I think I got the son of the Latitude 10.It's got 1 full sized USB 3.0, 1 mini-HDMI and NFC that is not present in the Venue 8 Pro.
I was a day one adopter of the Surface RT, but I have been waiting for a tablet with full Windows 8 that had superior battery life. The Dell Venue Pro 11 with an Intel Atom Z3770 finds the balance of power and usability I've been waiting for.My Surface RT always felt sluggish and the web browser would appear to get stuck when it reloaded a web page. I'd constantly have to close explorer and re-open it. The best part of Windows RT was in the inclusion of Microsoft Office.
The Vegas Trading product does not include the Office activation code. So it is cheaper but does not come with the lifetime office license that is very valuable. It is a product from the Dell outlet store.
-constant battery drain, atom processor is suppose to improve battery life, but battery drain kills all the gains.-build quality is spotty.-wifi stops working permanently, says theres no wifi card installed-dell tablet keyboard disconnects randomly, does not work.-pen does not work.if you are reading this, please, do yourself a huge favor and dont buy this. I've held on to this for 2 months hoping dell would solve the above problems, no such luck.
I bought the supped up i5 with 8gb of ram version of the tablet...1. It is extremely buggy... the screen starts going haywire intermittently and acts like it is controlled by a ghost.2. the docking station will not work with external monitors.3. The wireless networking is very glitchy and the drivers need to be re-installed countless times.4. The battery drains when its in sleep mode and a very rapid rate.3.
In fact, I doubled the price, beefing up the processor and memory, so I'd be able to run my Quickbooks and Quicken and MS Office and whatever power-hungry apps come along in the foreseeable future. So far, so good -- it breezes through those. In fact, if I didn't have a desktop already, I could buy a Dell dock, hook up a large monitor, and this would be more than adequate as a desktop replacement.
I am very pleased with this tablet/pc hybrid. So far it has done everything I have needed to do. I am in an online college and I have had no issues. It comes preloaded with Microsoft office which is a huge plus especially for the price of $499.I have had no software issues and it has not had sudden death (like the Samsung Ativ tab I bought before this one).
Answer: The version listed here (equipped with an Atom processor) comes with a full copy of Office 2013 Home and Student. If you opt for the more powerful (and expensive) models with Core i3 or Core i5 processors, they only come with a trial version; that is the point people get confused on.