14 DAY TRIAL // During Microsoft's IFA 2015 keynote, Microsoft's Corporate Vice President of the OEM division, Nick Parker, has sneaked a few details about Dell's new Latitude 11 Windows 10 Laptop.
Among laptops and PCs that many were presented a day before, the new Dell Latitude model came out as the only device uniquely shown during Microsoft's keynote. However, not many details were given to the public about the new 2-in-1, and Parker was rather coy about going too much into details.
However, leaked images from Slash Gear show a couple of details about the new device. Apparently, it's a dockable tablet, with a removable keyboard section that leaves the tablet top-half. The good part is that even if this happens, you've still got enough ports on the new screen-turned-tablet, comprising both USB-C and regular USB port on the side, as well as micro HDMI.
The inside of the device is a complete mystery, but we can guess a Skylake Core M from Intel is in there. The previous 2-in-1 from Dell, the Latitude 13 7000 Series 2-in-1 came with Core M 2.0Ghz, 4GB RAM and 128GB SSD for $1,200 so it's quite possible that, except for a completely new CPU, not much will change inside the latest 2-in-1 from Dell.
Price-wise, the new device could end up costing just about $1,800 compared to how much the current Latitude 13 7000 cost at launch.
But after all, take everything with a pinch of salt since most of what we know is just speculation at this point.
