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Dell Latitude D420
Mark Anderson, Future in Review conference chairman (left), holds the Dell Latitude D420, which company chairman Michael Dell brought up on stage even though it has yet to be announced. The notebook has a 12-inch screen and comes with a connection to a mobile broadband network, Dell said. The company declined to comment further on specifications or pricing, but the notebook will be available in about a month, Dell said.
Caption by: Bill Detwiler
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