In May, Neowin received and posted a leaked render of Dell's Latitude 10 business tablet made for Windows 8. Today, the PC maker finally confirmed that the tablet was indeed real in a new press release that also introduced two more Windows 8 PCs made for business use.
The press release doesn't go into much detail on the hardware specs of the Latitude 10, but hands-on demos on web sites such as Engadget confirm the leaked render's specs; a 10.1 inch screen running on Intel's Clover Trail processor, with 2 GB of RAM and up to 128 GB SSD for storage.
Above specs obtained by Neowin back in May.
It also has a removable battery and a number of ports, including a SD card slot, a USB 2.0 port, a microUSB charging port, and a mini-HDMI port. Dell will sell an optional dock for the tablet which will add even more USB ports, a full HDMI port and more.
Dell's press release today also reveals the Latitude 6430u Ultrabook. The 14-inch notebook, based on Intel's Ultrabook specs, is unfortunately not touch enabled like a number of other upcoming Windows 8-based notebooks. Dell also revealed the OptiPlex 9010 23-inch All-in-One PC today, with a 23 inch screen.
Dell did not reveal prices for any of these Windows 8 devices, but they will be released in late October, around the time Windows 8 itself launches.
Source: Dell press release | Image via Dell
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