I like the idea of the iPad but if we’re talking about touchscreen tablets, I love my iPod Touch. I also like the idea of the Dell Mini 5. It’s a 3G and WiFi internet device AND a phone, smaller and lighter than the iPad, and runs Google Android. It also might not be the [...]
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The Dell now has a “Performance Plus” package which offers the usual Dell Mini 10 goodness plus extra features such as a Broadcom Crystal HD card, a 10.1″ 1366 x 768 display, 250GB HDD, a 56WHr 6-cell battery, Windows 7 Starter and SRS audio.
That just means that your Mini 10 will be a better [...]
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The gorgeous new Dell Mini 10 netbooks should be rolling out end of March and they just might be coming out subsidized a la T-Mobile! This will be the only netbook offered by T-Mobile – and a great choice too! A subsidized 3G capable Dell Mini 10? What a great way to start 2010! [...]
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The Dell Mini 5 looks like an over-sized smartphone or a really tiny netbook, depending on how you see it. With a 4.8″ screen and weighing only 8 ounces, you can hold it up to your ear to make calls, but still, it’s a bit too big to be a phone. Remember the time when [...]
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Sometime ago, we wrote that Dell may be cooking up a WiMax-enabled Dell netbook. It’s now a go as Dell announced the new Pinetrail, WiMax-enabled Dell Mini 10, and you can configure your netbook from Dell. The upgrade from a b/g WiFi card to a 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi and WiMax costs $60.
Base configuration is at $279 [...]
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