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Dell Windows 8 Tablet Details Leaked
Some leaked documents have found their way over to our friends over at Neowin (via MyBroadband) and it indicates that Dell’s first tablet will be called the Latitude 10. The documents show that the Latitude 10 will have a 10.1-inch screen and it will be running Windows 8. Besides that, the display will apparently have a resolution of 1366 x 768 and the whole setup will be powered by a dual-core Intel Atom processor that is said to be based on the Clover Trail platform.
In addition to those details, other features supposedly contained on the tablet are a fingerprint reader, an 8MP rear-facing camera, 2MP front-facing camera for video chatting, 2GB of RAM and a 128GB solid state drive (SSD). Besides those details, the leaked documents apparently also show that the Latitude 10 will ship with the option of two removable battery sizes, one that lasts from 6 to 8 hours with the other expected to last between 10 and 12 hours. The document however, did not contain any information as to when the alleged tablet will be released and it also didn’t contain any information with regards to its pricing. What do you think about the specs list? Looks interesting if it were real no?
The Dell Venue Pro comes has one advantage this time around, where it is on the receiving end of the Windows Phone Tango update. After all, this is not exactly the newest smartphone around, and to see the hardware still being supported is definitely worth a look. The Venue Pro is nearly a couple of years in age, and has the virtue of being one of the first Windows Phone powered devices to arrive at the market, so to see it being supported by the latest updates is always an encouraging sight.
To date, it was revealed that only one user in Germany was on the receiving end of this update on his handset, although others should follow suit pretty soon. Do bear in mind that this is not the Windows Phone 7.8 update which was promised to current Windows Phone 7.5-powered devices, and there is no certainty that this particular device will receive the update as well. Still, to see Dell extend such support is always worth mulling over.
If you are an avid fan of Dell smartphones and you also live in U.S, we regrettably inform you that you will not be able to purchase a Dell smartphone in the land of the free anymore because the company has allegedly stopped their sales of smartphones in the U.S. From online reports, it seems that the company has decided to reinvent their mobile strategy in order to concentrate on higher margin profits and upcoming markets.
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Enterprise users out there, if you’re looking for a new tablet, you might want to hold off on your purchase yet. Dell has recently announced their plans for a Windows 8 tablet targeted at business users, a move which they are hoping will steal the thunder and spotlight from Apple’s iPad as far as corporate customers are concerned. (more…)