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Dell Mini 10 netbook has 720p display
DV Hardware —
Engadget reports Dell presented the Inspiron Mini 10 netbook at CES 2009.
This 10" netbook uses the Intel Atom Z530 processor and will feature a LCD display with a 720p resolution and 16:9 aspect ratio, a built-in TV tuner, mobile broadband, GPS, 802.11n WiFi, and a multi-touch and gesture-sensing touchpad. ...
Dell Shows Off Inspiron Mini 10 Netbook, Complete with TV Tuner
Maximum PC —
Falling in line between the Mini 9 and Mini 12, Dell has unveiled the aptly named Inspiron Mini 10 netbook with an "edge-to-edge" 720p 10-inch display. Taking space-saving design seriously, Dell's new Mini 10 also sports an "edge-to-edge" keyboard. Internal components are largely what you'd expect to find in a modern netbook -- Intel Atom Z530 processor, for example -- but not everything is strictly cookie cutter. The Inspiron Mini 10 also packs a built-in TV tuner, adding another functionality to a market segment thriving on basic tasks. A built-in GPS also comes standard, as ...
Dell's Mini grows an inch
Fudzilla —
... unique multi-touch and gesture touchpad and Intel's Atom Z530 CPU. Dell already uses the Z530/Pulsbo on its Mini 12, but the Mini 9 was based on the Atom N270/945 combo. As you may noticed, Dell really likes to use "edge-to-edge" and we guess that they wanted to say how the new Mini 10 is tightly and neatly packed. It will be available in various colors and designs, but the price and the availability date is tightly sealed inside a mystery box called Dell. You can find more here . Image
Dell Mini 10 hands-on
Engadget —
... We just caught up with the Dell Mini 10, and while it's not as crazy hot as the white Adamo, it's still pretty sweet -- much nicer looking than the Mini 9, and more compact than the Mini 12. No wonder Dell's calling it a "perfect 10." The multitouch trackpad is really similar to the one on the newest Macbooks, but it's a little less intuitive -- the buttons are pushed into the corners, so a middle press doesn't do a lot. On the other hand, it's a little more useful -- not only can you do the usual zooming and scrolling, laying three fingers on the pad brings up a slick ...
Dell Mini 10 shows up at Tesco for £349
Engadget —
... Well, Dell might have been super cagey about pricing and release dates for the new Mini 10 during its CES Adamo non-event, but you can't keep the kids locked up forever, and Dell's netbook middle child seems to have shacked up at Tesco for £349 ($480). Basic specs are generic netbook -- 1.6GHz Atom Z530 (it lists a Z520, but we know it's a Z530), 1GB of RAM, 160GB hard drive, Windows XP, and a sesame seed bun -- but we were actually quite taken with Dell's "perfect 10" when we played with it at CES, and the addition of a multitouch trackpad, built-in ...
Inspiron Mini 10 finally shows up at Dell's website
Engadget —
... has finally arrived on its maker's website. And this is after being briefly (and we stress "briefly") unveiled in a 3- x 3-foot cubical at CES, being ...
Dell finally adds 720p LCD option to Inspiron Mini 10
Engadget —
... So far as we can tell, Dell's Inspiron Mini 10 was supposed to have a 720p screen option from day one, but after the ridiculously weird launch, we're not at all shocked to see that said selection is just now being offered. Starting right about now, prospective Mini 10 buyers can upgrade that stock 1,024 x 576 display to one with a native 1,366 x 768 resolution, or plenty to watch bona fide 720p content. The pain? Just $35 -- but you'll have to keep waiting if you're looking for inbuilt GPS, a TV tuner or a certificate of authenticity autographed by this ...
How would you change Dell's Inspiron Mini 10?
Engadget —
... street corner vendor model -- we're wondering what you'd do differently if magically given a mythical Do Over token. Would you simply offer up the options (TV tuner, for one) promised during the machine's announcement? Would you tweak that trackpad at all? Add a little bulk in exchange for a beefier battery? Paint the whole thing fuschia and make it reek of week-old bananas? Feel free to get as crazy as you'd like in comments below; who knows, maybe Round Rock's tuning in to just see what you have to say. ...
Dell Mini 10 TV tuner option coming this summer, Mini 10v goes hands-on
Engadget —
... While Dell originally mentioned a TV tuner option back when it launched the Mini 10 in January, it's still working on bringing the feature to market. The latest news is that the configuration will tack roughly $50 onto the price, includes an external antenna (which is only required in low-signal situations), and should be available "this summer." The couple of channels we saw in action seemed plenty good on the quality front, but nothing groundbreaking. Meanwhile, we also got a look at ...
