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Dell finally unveils the Inspiron Mini 10

Dell finally unveils the Inspiron Mini 10After a while, and facing a series of leaked information surfacing Internet, Round Rock, Texas-based Dell has finally decided to expand its range of small, low-power portable computer systems with the introduction of the Inspiron Mini 10. As one might have expected, the Mini 10 was intended as a 10-inch option for companies in the first scheme Netbook is Inspiron Mini 9, and the largest Inspiron Mini 12.
The system is very different from the first Netbook society model, why you should wait for some differences in performance.

New Netbook from Dell is built using Intel Poulsbo chipset, which essentially leads to a system that provides support for some new Atom processor (compared to the first Inspiron Mini), and a new integrated Intel Graphics Media Accelerator, the GMA 500. The Atom Z530 (1.33GHz/553MHz FSB/512K L2 cache) and Z520 (1.6GHz/533MHz FSB/512K L2 Cache) is available as configuration options for the new Dell Netbook. In addition, users will be able to take advantage of 1GB of 533MHz DDR2 memory, a choice of a 120GB SATA HDD 5400RPM, or 160GB SATA 5200RPM HDD and Intel integrated graphics chip.



Dell finally unveils the Inspiron Mini 10In addition, the glossy 10.1-inch display has a LED WSVGA resolution 1024x576 and an integrated 1.3MP webcamera. As you might expect, the Netbook give users a choice to 802.11 WiFi or WiFi 802.11 a / g / n Mini Card and Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR. Focus on a starting weight 1.3KG (£2.86), when equipped with a 3-cell battery, the Netbook also an integrated 3-in-1 card reader, a Kensington lock and an HDMI connector.

Equipped with an operating system, Windows XP, Dell announced that the new 10-inch Netbook was available for the purchase of QVC, for a price of $559.00.

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