The Dell Latitude 10 release date is scheduled to fall sometime around the Windows 8 launch, along with the unveiling of an Ultrabook and an AIO PC. The touch-optimized tab in question is claimed to be targeted at business professionals as it is packed with a range of enterprise-ready features.
As far as specifications are concerned, a 10.1-inch wide view angle LED display graces the front and it’s protected with Corning Gorilla Glass for added reinforcement. It is also equipped with capacitive 10-finger touch tolerance and there’s an optional Wacom Active stylus thrown into the picture as well.
“Never before has the intersection between great design and data security and manageability been as important as employees increasingly ask for support for gorgeous products while IT needs to maintain corporate controls,” quoted Sam Burd, global vice president, Personal Computing Product Group, Dell.
Burd added, “Dell is providing the answer with these new Latitude and OptiPlex products designed to inspire workers and meet the needs of IT. Dell’s approach is rooted in our heritage of deep familiarity with the needs of IT professionals combined with our new, world-class set of commercial products that meet user demands.
The Dell Latitude 10 is powered by the next generation Intel Atom SoC and it works in conjunction with 533MHz Intel GMA to render enhanced graphics. Leaning on 2GB DDR2 SDRAM, the Dell gadget‘s eMMC architecture provides 128GB of hoarding space.
For connectivity purposes, the Windows 8 slab entails slots for USB 2.0, a stereo headphone, microUSB, microSIM, miniHDMI, a docking connector and more. To snap up images, the manufacturer has thrown in an 8MP rear camera with autofocus and LED flash. A front-mounted webcam proffering 720p HD recording capability is present on the bezel for video calls.
The Dell Latitude 10 price details are still under wraps and its release date is expected to fall close to the Windows 8 launch.
