Dell Latitude XT

Dual touch technology, capacitive touch ; LED backlit display ; Solid keyboard ; Solid pen with pressure sensitive nibs ; Great battery life with slice battery ; Tons of accessory options

Dull design, but business like ; Expensive ; Eraser on pen is a button, feels awkward ; Latch doesn't lock lid

The XT comes with a nice array of ports and has plenty of optional accessories. The slice battery gives it all day power and the MediaBase gives you an optical drive and more ports then I could ever use. It seems Dell is already talking about updating...

Business-like design; High-quality materials and robust case; Good interface equipment including docking port; 3G/HSDPA broadband optionally available; Full-fledged keyboard and user-friendly touch pad; First-class touch display with dual mode (finger...

No transport hook for the display; Track point not very user-friendly; Low performance CPU; Fan runs permanently in practice; High price

Capacitive touch technology makes for greater accuracy and a clearer, sharper screen, Very usable keyboard, Excellent hardware design

Optical drive supplied on optional base unit, Expensive once you start adding extras, Battery life and performance could be better

As a matter of fact, most of the tasks I tried to use the tablet for (including placing orders and checking inventories in the warehouse) ended up being slower. Perhaps I just need to gain some more experience, but at this point I am leaning towards...

Good connectivity ; Spacious keyboard ; Bright screen ; Great portability

Display can be a bit awkward ; Not very powerful

A well-featured and easy to use Tablet PC

Capacitive touch technology makes for greater accuracy and a clearer, sharper screen, Very usable keyboard, Excellent hardware design

Optical drive supplied on optional base unit, Expensive once you start adding extras, Battery life and performance could be better

While this is a handsome tablet -- performance, battery life and price are lacklustre.

Tablet PCs never captured the attentions of PC owners in the way that Microsoft might have liked. But while most of the big manufacturers have dipped their toes into the murky waters, and with varying levels of success, one has been notable by its...