Dell Latitude 10

We’ve seen plenty of Windows 8 tablets since the OS launched last year, but the Dell Latitude 10 is the first designed primarily for business. What differentiates a business Windows 8 tablet from a consumer one? Judging by the

Comprehensive review of the Dell Latitude 10 (Intel Atom Z2760, PowerVR SGX545, 10.1-inch, 0.8 kg) with numerous measurements, benchmarks, and results

Its extra accessories can make it very expensive, but this business tablet has great battery life and a wide range of ports

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A tablet made for the office?

For business users the extraordinary battery life of the Latitude 10 may be enough to tip the scales in this comparison of tablets.

This 10in features Windows 8, a Wacom stylus and incredible battery life.

You need to work all day and into the night, and you need to be mobile from office to office, whether that's across the building or across the state. The Dell Latitude 10 can help. It can interface with your corporate network, servers, and programs, while giving you up to 20 hours of continuous battery life.

The Dell Latitude 10 is a capable Windows 8 tablet that's hindered by slow internal components and a design that isn't in balance.

Dell's Latitude 10 tablet aims to bridge the gap between tablet desire and Windows business necessity but is it a happy halfway house between the two?

This 10-inch tablet has Windows 8 and great battery life, but with serious trade-offs.

Dell's Atom-powered Latitude 10 tablet for business users offers all-day battery life and a host of add-ons that can make it your only PC.

There's the consumer tablet gold rush, and then there's the elusive "business tablet," the mother lode every manufacturer is hoping is still out there.

Apple practically reinvented the world of touchscreen computing when the iPad first came out, and now Dell wants to give it a proper punch, with a 10 inch tablet that offers up Intel's Atom processor, Windows 8, and a battery you can take out.