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The Dell Latitude XT2 is a business-grade convertible notebook, offering multi-touch finger and digitized pen controls. With a slim and boxy frame it may not look as cool as some buyer tablets, but it finishes up being better to carry and smaller to go with. With an initial price of $1,930 it is simply one of the dearer tablets on the market, but it does include some not-so-common features. Is the Dell Latitude XT2 worth the serious price tag?

The Dell Latitude XT2 has a particularly pro, professional appearance with pointy lines and edges, all dark-grey design, and even exposed screws.

Instead, it is directed exactly at people who just wish to get down to business. The brushed metal surfaces are essentially specifically painted covers that give the look of metal but with the simplicity of upkeep that paint gives. The finish resists smudges and is way easier to wipe clean than most brushed metal exteriors. If it was painted matte black and had a Lenovo emblem published on it, you would swear it was regarded as a ThinkPad.

We like the side profile of the Latitude XT2, which is sort of completely square at all corners. It has no sloped surfaces, no rounded sides, and sits extremely low to the desk surface. If you’re carrying the tablet around in one arm it takes up such a touch of space that you actually don’t mind holding.

Access to user-serviceable parts is simple thru 2 areas. The drive is found underneath the battery, with 4 screws and a frame holding it prepared. The RAM, WiFi-card, and WWAN-card are found under a single access panel held in with 2 screws. For most upgrade wishes it should take no more than five mins to swap out any element.

This lets companies replace it in the event of an abortive BIOS update, rather than sending the whole machine in for repair.