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Dell’s latest ultraportable has made an appearance at the FCC, and quickly been identified as the Latitude Z spotted in the wild last June. The distinctive angled rear panel is what gives the otherwise unnamed notebook away, expected to be a 15-inch machine with a processor from Intel’s Centrino range.
Other specifications include a fingerprint scanner, multiple USB 2.0 ports, DisplayPort and ethernet, while inside we’re assuming there’ll be WiFi and Bluetooth. Interestingly the otherwise-sparse FCC filing only mentions WiFi b/g rather than the faster draft-n standard.
No official release date – nor even confirmation that the model exists – has been forthcoming. However you could read something into Dell’s request for confidentiality to the FCC: they’ve asked that external photos and the user guide not be released until after October 25th.
[via Electronista]
