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If you're interested in a Windows 7 powered tablet with a stylus then Dell might have one for you. The Dell Latitude S can be pre-ordered right now if you have $859 to pony up. This tablet features an Intel Atom Z670 1.5GHz CPU in case you wanted to know. Check it out on Dell because there's really not much left to say here.

[Engadget]

Dell has announced yet another notebook, this time it's the convertible Latitude XT3. This notebook can also be used in tablet form if you're willing to carry it around. The XT3 features a 13.3-inch display, numerous HDD / SSD options, Intel Core CPU options, and a fast-charging battery that will last 8 hours. Thankfully, it also has stylus support so you'll be able to navigate Windows 7 a bit easier.

[Slash Gear]

If you're looking for a convertible notebook / tablet device then you might want to wait around for the Dell Latitude XT3. The device has just hit the FCC and will be packing a dual-core 2.5GHz Core i5 CPU, 2GB of RAM, and a 13-inch matte display so you'll be able to use this one outside without a bunch of glare. The price and release date for this one is still unknown but you can check it out at the FCC if you have time to kill.

[Engadget]

Two new Dell Latitude notebooks have just poked their head out today. This will be the 14-inch Latitude E6420 and 15.6-inch E6520 notebooks which will be packing Intel's new "Sandy Bridge" line-up of CPUs along with a new 9-cell battery which has 97Whr tech. Other specs include USB 2.0 / 3.0 ports, a 3.2MP webcam, a possible touchscreen display, and 21Mbps HSPA+ 3G support.

That's not all though. Apparently the company plans to refresh their Precision notebooks as well. This includes the 15.6-inch M4600 and the 17.3-inch M6600. The smaller model is said to feature an AMD FirePro M5950, while the larger one will have Nvidia Quadro 1000M / 2000M options. As usual, they'll both be highly customizable so you'll be able to get something even more powerful inside if that's what you desire. CPUs aren't mentioned yet but they'll likely be Intel's upcoming "Sandy Bridge" ones. We'll be seeing these all at CES 2011.

[Electronista, PC Launches]

Another variant of the recently released Dell Latitude 2110 netbook has just hit the FCC headquarters. The only thing that sets this one apart from the one that's already available is that this one features WiMAX connectivity. This one should be available as an option on Dell's site really soon so just wait for it if you have WiMAX in your city! Check out the filing here.

[Liliputing]

Dell has continued their unveiling of notebooks and these are the 14.1-inch Latitude E5410 and the 15.6-inch E5510. Both of these notebooks are extremely customizable so they feature CPUs anywhere from the Intel P4500 up to the Core i7-620M. They're all featuring Windows 7, optional WiMAX support, and up to 8GB of RAM. The smaller model starts at $759, while the larger model starts at $789.

[Crunch Gear]

Spotted at the FCC a couple of months ago, the Dell Latitude E4310 has finally made its way onto Dell's website. This notebook packs a 13-inch display, Intel Core i5-520M 2.4GHz / i5-540M 2.53GHz CPU options, up to 8GB of DDR3 RAM, up to a 500GB HDD or a 256GB SSD, a backlit keyboard, a fingerprint reader, and Windows 7. It's a pretty impressive notebook and you can check out Dell's page here. You can't order one yet so the price is unknown. It should be available extremely soon though.

[Engadget]

An upcoming Dell Latitude notebook looks like it has just made its way to the FCC offices. This one's the E4310, but we do know that it's packing a 13-inch display. Let's just play the waiting and see when Dell announcing this. Check out the FCC filing here.

[Engadget]

Last week, the Dell Latitude XT2 XFR passed the FCC as a rugged tablet notebook. Well, Dell has just made it official as you can see with the picture above. So, like I said this is a ruggedized tablet notebook so it has a US military 810F grading that protects from dust and shock, but it also has some temperature and water resistance. The keyboard is backlit and rubber which has some liquid resistance to it.

Back to the specs. So, the XT2 XFR has: a 12.1-inch multi-touchscreen capacitive display, an Intel Core 2 Duo CPU, up to 5GB of RAM, up to a 128GB SSD, integrated GMA 4500 graphics, a DVD burner, GPS / Bluetooth  / WiFi 802.11 a/g/n support, a built-in 2MP webcam, integrated 3G connectivity, and four / six / nine-cell battery options.

This tablet notebook starts at $3,599 USD and is actually now available in North America and Europe. Check it out on Dell's website here.

[Electronista, Crunch Gear]

According to the latest unconfirmed news, Dell is working on a new notebook that will have wireless charging. Gizmodo suggests that it could be inductive - similar to Palm's Touchstone - but it's not confirmed at the time. This Dell Latitude Z will have: a 16-inch display, an Intel CPU, and a not-so-cheap price tag. This wireless charging notebook is expected to hit the market in a few weeks.

[Gizmodo, Slash Gear]

A new Dell ultra-thin Latitude has just passed the FCC. Back in June, we heard about the Dell Latitude Z and this could very well be it. This notebook has: a 15-inch display, WiFi b/g, and an Ethernet port. We don't know what CPU will be crawling inside of this thing, but let's hope that there are options for both an Intel Core 2 Duo and an Intel ULV.

[Electronista, Engadget]

This is the new Dell Latitude Z-Series laptop and this picture was just leaked out. For starters, it's got a chiclet keyboard which I like. The specs are rumoured to be along the lines of: a 15-inch display, a Core 2 Duo CPU, an integrated webcam with facial recognition, a DiplayPort, an Ethernet port, a biometric fingerprint scanner, and it will run on Windows Vista. In addition to all of this, it looks like it's pretty thin and I hope that it has an Intel ULV option. This notebook is supposedly going to launch under a week from now, but that's just what the rumours are saying.

Update: According to Slash Gear, this 15-inch notebook is the Z600.

[Engadget]