Dell’s Latitude 7320 Detachable offers virtually everything you can ask for of a 2-in-1 tablet PC, aside from the price tag. Dell’s Latitude 7320 Detachable rivals what some may call the ...

Dell’s Latitude XT3 isn’t for the average Consumer–it’s pricey, heavy, and a poor choice for games. But with otherwise solid performance, a large touchscreen, and great battery life, it ...

The Dell Latitude XT3 was announced all the way back in February of this year. Since then, Dell has continued to sell the Latitude XT2, a 12″ Tablet PC. The XT3 is a convertible Tablet PC with a ...

Tablets running Windows 10, like the new Dell Latitude 7320 Detachable ... The result is a proprietary score indicating a PC's suitability for processor-intensive workloads.

Dell’s Latitude XT 12.1-inch convertible Tablet PC is finally official, and it’s being paraded as the world’s “only sub-four-pound 12.1-inch convertible tablet” with capacitive touch cap ...

Dell has made an unusual October announcement of a couple of interesting devices that might be up your alley. The new Latitude 7030 rugged tablet and Precision 7875 tower PC. The Latitude and ...

Dell’s getting all official on us now, finally announcing what has been leaked the past several weeks, the new series in their XT Tablet PC line up – the Latitude XT2 Multi-Touch Tablet PC ...

Alongside the Latitude devices, Dell announced updates to its Precision workstation line-up. This includes the compact 3280, 3680 tower PC, and several 3000 and 5000 series mobile workstations.

The new “Dell Pro” line covers all of the company’s former Latitude business-PC products. The Base, Plus, and Premium subcategories also apply here, but they will equate to the old ...

So long XPS, au revoir Inspiron, later Latitude. Dell is officially saying goodbye to its existing PC brands and moving to terms that, arguably, normal people will find easier to understand ...

The Dell Latitude 7455 is the company’s latest lightweight laptop in the Latitude series. The laptop comes with a 14-inch ...

Microsoft is almost ubiquitous when it comes to Windows tablets, but Dell’s Latitude 7350 Detachable (starts at $1,789; $2,739 as tested with keyboard and pen) is a compelling choice for ...