We don't know for sure that Dell's been experiencing the
weak demand for
Windows RT Samsung's been so
vocal about, but significant
price cuts to its
XPS 10 tablet hybrid suggest it hasn't exactly been flying off the shelves. Not only has the $500 tag for the tablet with 32GB of storage dropped to $300, but adding another 32GB now only costs $50 more, instead of $100. Savings have extended to the keyboard dock, too -- opting for the bundle used to increase the overall cost by $180, but now that peripheral is only a $50 extra. (Make sure to lead with the bundle though, as it's $100 if added from the tablet-only customization options). The cost of
optional LTE hasn't changed, however, so that 4G radio still costs an additional $100. While we haven't reached
fire sale territory just yet, the cuts are still a welcome discount for consumers. In the interest of preserving profit margins, perhaps Dell should ask
Acer's president to consult next time it's cooking up new hardware.
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