Las Vegas: Dell has launched the Latitude 2120 netbook at the Consumers Electronic Show in Las Vegas. Priced at $474 and the netbook is available in blue, red and black colors. Arrival of the device in Indian market is not yet announced.
Although the Latitude 2120 is similar 10.1 inch touchscreen display as its predecessor 2110, the major difference is the featuring of N475/N550 dual core atom processor in place of Latitude 2110's N470 single core. The netbook has a rubberized casing for protection against drops, while the keyboard is built with antimicrobial material. It has 3GB of DDR3 RAM, a 320GB HDD or 128GB SSD, and 3G modem.
Latitude 2120 has an upgraded graphics capability courtesy the Broadcom Crystal high definition card. In addition, Dell Latitude 2120 netbook includes a Broadcom Crystal HD video accelerator and has support for Adobe Flash 10.1. Other features of the new Dell Latitude netbook include Ethernet, VGA and USB data ports. There will also be a 3 or 6 cell battery option available.
Dell has also launched new 4G tablet called Streak with a 7 inch screen, running on Android 2.2 at the CES 2011 and has announced that it has plans to launch a tablet based on Windows operating system in future. The company had launched its 5 inch tablet, also called Streak back in 2010.
