Dell K08T goes through the FCC

By Edwin Kee on 02/10/2011, filed in Home > Tablets

Dell’s convertible tablet device that is known by its model number K08T has finally been put through the paces at the FCC. Having won FCC approval for its WiMAX functionality, it does look good to appear over at Sprint due to the carrier’s 4G WiMAX service that is available in the US. The tablet sports a full keyboard as well as what does look like to be a swiveling screen which measures around 12” diagonally. This does seem to be more of Dell’s current line of XT tablets instead of the slate design that the world has clearly embraced as the in-thing, and there is room to think that the K08T might just be the WiMAX version of the XT3 convertible tablet.

Dell: Dell Inc. is one of largest technology corporations in the world. Michael Dell started the company in 1984, and it sold computers built from stock components. Previously named PCs Limited, the company created the "Turbo PC," the company's first computer. In 1988, the company changed its name to Dell Computer Corporation. Dell sells personal computers, servers, data storage devices, network switches, software, and computer peripherals. Dell acquired computer hardware company Alienware in 2006, and Perot Systems, an information technology services provider, in 2009. Dell is also considered as the third largest PC vendors in the world, next to HP and Lenovo (as of 12/30/2013).

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