Computer maker Dell has announced a new configuration for its Latitude 10 tablet at CES 2013. The new tablet configuration is called the Latitude 10 Essentials and it is aimed at shoppers on a budget. The tablet runs Windows 8 and one version will be priced below $500.
Dell says it’s aiming the tablet at schools and small businesses looking to deploy tablets on a budget. The tablet offers the same 10-inch screen covered in Corning Gorilla Glass as previous versions. The tablet can also be had with an optional productivity dock.
The tablet will be offered in a version with 32 GB of storage selling for $499 in the coming months. The version available right now has 64 GB of storage and sells for $579. The other hardware inside the tablet is the same as the version announced last year with 2 GB of RAM, an eight megapixel rear camera, and a screen resolution of 1366 x 768.
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