REVIEW: Dell Inspiron Mini 10

www.digitalhomethoughts.com This is an in-depth review video of the Dell Inspiron Mini 10. As configured from Dell Canada, it cost me $559 CAD in March 2009. This Mini 10 is cherry red in colour, uses the Intel Atom Z530 (1.6 Ghz) CPU, has 1 GB of DDR2 RAM, uses Windows XP Home SP3, has a 10.1 inch 16 aspect ratio screen (1024 x 576 resolution), a 160 GB 5400 RPM 2.5 inch hard drive, a 1.3 megapixel Webcam, a 802.11g WiFi card, and is powered by a 3-cell 24 WHr battery. UPDATE: I did some more video tests using Quicktime and Windows Media Player, and while playback was fine (no obvious glitches like with VLC), the quality of the playback wasn't great - the GPU really sucks at scaling video, and artifacts popped up constantly. Subscribe to our channel and rate our video. Thanks for your support!

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Dell Inspiron duo advancing soon

A sneak peek at the new Inspiron duo, Dell's first convertible tablet, from touch to type in seconds. Want to take it for a spin? Become a fan of Dell on Facebook www.facebook.com and Twitter www.twitter.com to stay tuned for more details and when it will be available on Dell.com before the end of the year. UK viewers can check out www.facebook.com and www.twitter.com You can tell it's Dell

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Netbook Pc Review: The Dell Inspiron 10 Inche Mini Netbook Review

Wholesale netbook Combining a netbook and a tablet, the simple expression to describe the Dell Inspiron 10" netbook is "stylish". To get to the point, the operating system of the netbook PC is none other than the genuine Windows XP Home, the most generally implemented OS by Windows.
Regarding RAM, the Dell Inspiron Mini 10v holds a 1GB DDR2 RAM, which can be upgraded to 2gb. End users of the netbook will be subjected to a 80GB SATA hard drive, allowing more space for more data!
The Dell Inspiron 10 inche mini netbook provides you with a 10.1 WXGA high-definition LED screen, guaranteeing true-to-life high-resolution graphics.
It also contains the Intel Atom N280 processor, which will offer you really reliable and fast calculating abilities. In case you have a processor using this type of speed, it will be possible to get pleasure from your preferred computer game with amazing clarity.
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You can find this The Dell Inspiron 10 inche netbook PC is sold at an incredibly inexpensive price of only $264. If you wish to save a tad bit more, it is best that you should get to your nearby electronics store and have a research of the netbooks for sale there personally. After that you can go to an web based shop such as DHgate.com to buy one at very cost-effective discounted price.

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Unboxing: Dell Inspiron M101z

This unboxing video covers the Dell Inspiron M101z laptop. This machine straddles the line between netbooks and laptops, with the small form factor of a netbook but the power of a laptop. You'll notice in the video I even call the laptop a netbook by mistake a couple times! I'll have a full review of the laptop in a week or so after I put it through its paces.

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New Dell Inspiron - A Masterful Move Into Tablet/Netbook Market

Apple has made a bit of a maneuver to take a chunk of the netbook, ultraportable market with the release of its new MacBook Airs, particularly the brand new 11" model. They certainly stand to make quite an impact on the niche if they manage to lure enough ultraportable lovers into paying at least 1 grand for a second-banana laptop. They've maintained quite the record over the past 5 years with their Mac line overall, slowly growing in market share, and while they seem poised to grow even more with the release of the new Airs (there are plenty of people out there prepared to pay a premium for Apple gear, always will be), Dell has broken onto the scene, making a particularly impressive move into the ultraportable market with their new Inspiron Duos.

If you've seen the teaser they've released, you have some idea of how impressive their new portable offering is. It starts as was looks like a typical tablet PC, with a touch screen and what seems to be running some proprietary version of Android.

But then, the screen flips open from the edge, revealing a full physical keyboard, and the screen rotates in its frame so it can line up properly with the keys, and voila, a netbook-slash-tablet. This is a particularly big deal. While pretty similar offerings have existed for some time now, Dell taking up the fight against Apple is pretty huge, especially since Apple just recently decided to talk about their Air like a happy medium between the tablet PC and the full-featured notebook. Dell may be giving them a run for their money.

The success and longevity of this new Inspiron will come right down to how well they're made. The Air is a sturdy aluminum unibody, and it doesn't have anything nearly as complicated as the Inspiron's spinning screen. If the mechanism feels at all weak, or if the screen is loose and doesn't lock into place well, consider this new line of books as good as dead. But if they can manage to make something that feels significant and like it'll stand up to a bit of punishment, then Dell may have a winner on their hands.

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