Dell Latitude 10 Review

Dell Latitude 10 is a mid-to-low level Windows portable tablet launched many years ago, with a huge 10.1-inches touch-screen and a very powerful Dual-Core processing unit speeding at 1.8 gigahertz. Let's take a closer look at what this tablet device has to offer.

The Dell Latitude 10 is a compact device, given that it has a 10.1" screen and it's just 10.79" long and 6.95" wide. Whereas this device is quite slim it's not as slim as many other portable tablets out there, with a thickness of 0.41". It appears that Dell didn't care much about the weight in this 23.21 oz tablet.

The Dell Latitude 10 comes with a high speed Dual-Core processor clocking at 1.8 GHz with a huge 2 GB RAM memory. Handling graphic rendering, it also uses a 533 megahertz PowerVR SGX545 graphics processing unit. A great advantage of the Dell Latitude 10 is its 64 GB inmense internal memory and an SD card slot, allowing the user to store tons of applications, games, songs, photos and videos without thinking about how much storage capacity is left.

This tablet is equipped with an average 10.1" screen with a 768 x 1366 resolution, which makes all images and movies look good. Its screen uses LCD capacitive technology, and is multi-touch enabled.

The Dell Latitude 10 offers wi-fi connectivity (but it can't be provided to other devices acting as a router or modem). The Dell Latitude 10 doesn't have a SIM card, because it doesn't support GSM networks.

This tablet doesn't have any cameras. The camera also includes a few useful features like flash, geo tagging and auto-focus.

The Dell Latitude 10 also includes a couple of cool characteristics like Near Field Communication (NFC), Bluetooth and GPS Navigation, and lots of sensors like Light Sensor, Accelerometer, Gyroscope and Compass.

Dell is selling the Dell Latitude 10 for $ 840, which is not cheap for a tablet this level.