New leaked slides have arrived for Dell's Windows 8-based tablet, Latitude 10, as reported by Neowin. The new slide reveals that the Latitude 10 is destined for the enterprise market. The new leak is a bit of information on Dell's plans for enterprise-oriented Ultrabooks, as well as a solution of ports on Ultrabooks.

The slides offer a glimpse into the possible time that the Latitude 10 will launch, where we should see the new tablet hitting in Q4 of this year, around the time of the release of Windows 8. The Latitude 10 will sport a 10.1-inch, 1366x768 capacitive multi-touch display with Gorilla Glass, as well as support for an optional Wacom stylus.

The juicy details are an Intel dual-core Atom Clover Trail-based processor running at a minimum of 1.5GHz, 2GB of RAM, up to 128GB of SSD storage, four USB 2.0 ports, Ethernet, and HDMI. Business customers should be happy, as it wil include enterprise-centric security controls, as well as the option to purchase a model with an integrated fingerprint reader, or smart card reader. It will also feature the ability to take a removable two-cell or four-cell battery.