Dell adds business-class desktop, ultrabook and tablet to Windows 8 lineup

Summary: Dell's OptiPlex 9010, Latitude 6430u and Latitude 10 aim to keep IT managers happy while providing users with productive platforms for Windows 8.

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The OptiPlex 9010's articulated stand lets you position the 23in. display for an optimal touchscreen experience.

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Topics: Dell, Reviews, Tablets, PCs, Windows

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  • Latitude 6430u ultrabook

    Sounds nice but from what I understand it does not have a touch screen and the resolution could be better.
    I am hoping that Samsung will add multi touch to it's series 9 that already has a HD screen.
    hrosita@...
    • 6430u resolution

      Yes, the resolution is 1366 x 768, and it's not a touchscreen
      Charles McLellan
  • Looks like same old hardware.

    These computers look like the same old hardware with windows 8 stuck on them. I don't see the improvement.
    RobertMoore12@...