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Dell Announces $2,499 Latitude XT Tablet PC

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Nearly seven months after the Latitude XT was first shown to the world, Dell is finally making its first Tablet PC available to consumers. Dell says that its new 3.53-pound Latitude XT is a ground-breaking device and is among the thinnest and lightest in its class. The 12.1" WXGA (1280 x 800) traditional CCFL or LED-backlit display of Latitude XT has both pen and capacitive touch technology. Capacitive touch allows users to manipulate items on the screen without the need to apply pressure directly to the display. The Latitude XT is built around Intel's Core 2 Solo (1.06GHz) or Core 2 Duo ULV (1.2GHz) processor and comes equipped with a Radeon X1250 UMA graphics, up to 3GB memory, up to 120GB 5400 rpm drive, or 64GB SSD option. The system features a base price of $2,499, with orders for the system to begin shipments before year's end.



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Wait, I thought IBM didnt make laptops anymore :wtf:

Lenovo-made, IBM branded?
 
Arghhh I need to go to bed.
 
For some reason I mix up Dell and IBM once in a while too.:confused:
 
For some reason I mix up Dell and IBM once in a while too.:confused:

I don't blame you, the photo reminds me of an old thinkpad, I mean the colour and 'squarness' does. Not sure IBM ever got as far as making touch screen laptops.

I can't see Dell selling as many of these things as they maybe would like, but they have obliviously done there market research and gauged that there will be a big enough uptake.
 
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