Thursday, 10 January 2013
Dell is making another announcement, this time bringing the recently-launched Dell Latitude 10 to schools and small businesses, with more affordable configurations. The Dell Latitude 10 Essential is an enterprise-ready Windows 8 tablet to be used and shared among multiple users. The new configurations retain the basic features of the tablet, but at a more affordable price.
The Latitude 10 Essential is a
full-featured Windows 8 tablet that is designed to slot into existing IT
environments and support legacy software in addition to new apps. In
order to better accommodate the limited resources of schools and
businesses, the tablet also supports the sharing of a single device
among multiple users. The 10-inch tablet is equipped with a
headphone jack, USB 2.0 port, and micro HDMI output. An integrated
Kensington lock slot makes it easy to physically secure the device at a
desk or workbench. For expanded productive use with keyboard and mouse,
Dell also offers a standalone desktop dock, which adds AC power and
charging, wired LAN connectivity, full-size USB ports, and an SD card
slot.
A 64GB version of the Latitude 10 Essentials configuration is available now, for $579, with a 32GB version coming soon for $499.
