Description
Back in 2008, Dell made waves when it released the Latitude XT, the first laptop with a capacitive touchscreen. The second generation of this tablet looks the same, but this time it has multitouch baked in, so you can make iPhone-esque gestures with multiple fingers, such as rotating and zooming, instead of just, say, swiping with a single finger. In fact, the Latitude XT2 ($2,363 as configured) is tailor-made for Windows 7, which has multitouch support baked into the operating system. While the display offers more functionality than ever, other convertibles offer longer endurance and better performance for less money
