New Dell Latitude 10 Ideal for Schools & Small Businesses

9 January 2013, Round Rock, Texas – Dell is offering the budget-conscious a secure, manageable and durable enterprise-ready tablet with the Latitude 10 essentials configuration.  In October last year, Dell launched the Latitude 10 standard configuration.  The Windows 8 tablet is ideal for organisations such as schools or small businesses offering rich entertainment features for movies, books and games.  The Latitude 10 essentials configuration 64GB is available in the US starting at US$579 while the 32GB version will be available in the coming months at US$499.

Dell Latitude 10 lets you deploy the latest technology while balancing IT control and end-user productivity.  It does not require new mobile device management or software licensing, supports new and legacy Windows applications and is compatible with Adobe Flash and connects with existing peripherals to allow you to work and play the way you are used to.

The tablet comes in magnesium alloy and covered with soft-touch paint for enhanced durability and for a good grip.  The Corning Gorilla Glass screen delivers a responsive touch experience with vivid graphics display.   An optional productivity dock with a traditional keyboard and mouse are is also available.  The Dell Latitude 10 comes with a full-size USB port and SD Card reader.

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