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Dell Launch the Latitude 2120 Netbook in India

The Netbook announced at CES makes it to our shores.

Sriram Gurunathan|Feb 09, 2011, 12:44:34 IST

Dell today expanded their netbook lineup, adding the Latitude 2120 to the list. The rubber casing and tamper-resistant keyboard makes it a solid option for those looking for a device that’ll withstand quite some rigour.

The Dell Latitude 2120

The Latitude 2120 will be powered by an Intel Atom Processor – either a N455 or a dual-core N550. It will come with 1 or 2GB of DDR3 RAM, along with hard drive options of 250GB, 320GB and 128GB for 5400rpm, 7200rpm and Mobility Solid State drives respectively. It’ll have a 10.1-inch display that can either be a multi-touch screen that runs at 1366x768, or a normal WSVGA (1024x600) screen.

In India, the Latitude 2120 will have an option to ship with the Dell Mobile Computing Station 2.0, which will be useful for IT professionals.

The Dell Latitude 2120’s pricing will start at Rs. 19,000 and is available now.

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