The marketable advancement of the small size "netbook" PC takes into a next level with the launch of the Dell Inspiron Mini 10. Response evetually were vary according from the sources John Stokdyk
The computer were planned to be on market in UK region on Thursday 26 February.The computer is eal\rly seen in US shopping channel QVC and powered by 1.33GHz or 1.6GHz Intel Atom processors, and also comes with 160GB hard drive, webcam of 1.3 mp and also built-in Wi-Fi.
The mini computer looks alike were not come up to a standard as everyone expected.. In a company blog, Dell executive Lionel Menchaca explained, "Initially, all Mini 10s will come with 1GB fixed RAM (which means it will not be upgradable), the Windows XP operating system, and a 16:9 edge-to-edge put on view that supports a maximum resolution of 1024 x 768." The screen dimensions will default to 1024 x 576, which is a improved fit for widescreen viewing, he added.
The complete specifications are obtainable from Dell's US site. The US price will be $399, with the UK price anticipated to start from £299 .The non-upgradable RAM in the initial models were among of the dislikes for the people who responded to Menchaca's blog.
One commentator called ShakataGaNai quote the the case: "Dell: People buy machines here because they want customised based on their own need. By abandoned from that services (not telling when features will be available, and making items like RAM non-upgradeable), customers will likley goes away. Why would I pay $399 for a Mini 10 that doesn't have everything I want, and won't for an unknown amount of time, when I can have an Eee PC tomorrow, for cheaper?"
