review Dell’s Latitude 10 represents the company’s latest effort to bust into the enterprise tablet space which Apple’s iPad currently dominates. But is this Windows 8-equipped slab enough to ...

The Dell Latitude 12 Rugged is a hefty Windows tablet built to withstand the elements. And it's MIL-SPEC certified, so it meets military standards for drop tests and durability. If you're, say, a ...

We've been making the grand tour of Windows 8 hybrids running low-powered Atom processors, and our latest stop is Dell's Latitude 10. While some similar systems, such as the ASUS VivoTab Smart and the ...

The Latitude 12 Rugged is the company's first slate designed to stand up to the harshest conditions. Don't trust your butterfingers with a sleek iPad or polished Android slate? Try Dell's new Latitude ...

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Dell will sell a new Latitude tablet for businesses with Microsoft’s Windows 7 operating system, and it is also preparing to bring the OS’s successor, Windows 8, to tablets. The Latitude ST has a 10.1 ...

Today Dell was showing off its new line of Latitude business notebooks and the Vostro V130 ultraportable notebook for small businesses. Towards the end of the presentation, a Dell spokesperson glossed ...

The new Latitude 12 Rugged Tablet, Dell’s first fully rugged tablet designed for performance and reliability in the harshest conditions. Boasting state-of-the art design and function, this new tablet ...

December 13, 2007 In a move they believe will help facilitate the tablet PC product category to go mainstream Dell has announced the Latitude XT – a 12.1-inch convertible tablet with pen and ...

The Dell Latitude 12 Rugged is a hefty Windows tablet built to withstand the elements. And it's MIL-SPEC certified, so it meets military standards for drop tests and durability. If you're, say, a ...

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