Dell Latitude 3189 x360 Intel Pentium N4200 8GB 128GB SSD 11.6″ Touchscreen Convertible 2-in-1

Dell Latitude 3189 Survives school days and school kids. Constructed for collaboration: View and write from any angle or mode—flat, tent, tablet or laptop. Two-in-ones make it easy for students to create, collaborate and share ideas. Good past the last bell: With 10+ hours of battery life, this trusty PC gets kids through even the longest school days. Built to be kid-proof: The Latitude 3189 Education 2-in-1 comes with a sealed, spill-resistant keyboard, rubberized edges and drop protection, so it can withstand lockers, lunchrooms, backpacks and buses.

Stay Connected

Connectivity is sufficient for a student. There’s a headset jack and a Noble security lock port on the right side. On the left, you’ll find a microSD card reader, an HDMI port, and two USB 3.0 ports. 802.11ac Wi-Fi with Bluetooth 4.2 handle wireless connections. School administrators looking to bulk-purchase the Latitude 3189 or Chromebook 3189 should note that they are designed to be stored in a Dell-branded rolling cabinet for charging and storage in the classroom. Memory and storage are adequate, considering the educational aim and pricing. The laptop comes with 4GB of RAM and a 128GB SSD.

Built To Last

The black plastic body has rubberized bumpers around the screen and the bottom half of the clamshell, which helps protect it while being knocked around. The system is MIL-STD 801G certified to survive temperature extremes, humidity, drops from 30 inches, blowing sand and dust, and vibration. The keyboard and one-piece touchpad are spill-resistant.

Designed For You 

Thanks to its multimode hinge, you can flip the screen around completely to use the Latitude 3189 like a tablet. You can also use the system in Tent or Display mode to share the touch screen with classmates. One of Latitude 3189’s unique differentiators is its dual-camera system. There is a 1-megapixel webcam centred above the screen for video Skype sessions, and a 5MP camera embedded in the space above the keyboard that faces outward when the laptop is in tablet mode, just like the one on your phone or tablet.