Dell Latitude 2100 review

What you need to know

Reviewed by: Dan Ackerman

Reviewed on: 13 August 2009

Tags: Dell, Dell Latitude 2100, performance, stylus, children

We like:

Rugged design with rubber cover; touchscreen option

We don't like:

Tiny keyboard; big and heavy for a netbook

CNET UK judgement:

Aimed primarily at the education market, the Dell Latitude 2100 is an interesting take on the netbook. It's worth a look for its unique feature set, including an especially rugged design and an optional touchscreen

Full review:

Netbooks, while as popular as ever, have settled into a fairly routine existence, with thin plastic shells, Intel Atom CPUs, Windows XP and 10-inch displays. When a company attempts to take these basic parts and dress them up with unique features, our ears perk up. Recently we've seen stabs at higher-resolution displays and bigger, 11-inch screens, for example. Continue Reading...