Dell Inspiron Mini 9 Laptop Computer (Intel ATOM N270 8GB/1GB)

Review of Dell Inspiron Mini 9 Laptop

The Dell Inspiron Mini 9 is ideal for travel,no need for a dedicated laptop bag as its easy to slip into a normal small travel bag. Battery lasts a good couple of hours maybe more if not powered up too often. Hard drive is only 16 gig, could maybe a

Dell has proven adept at watching a new technology or market segment evolve and mature before launching products to try to capture market share. So it comes as no great surprise that the company has dipped its toes into the cut-throat world of the ne

There has been a conspicuous absence of the biggest names in the mini-notebook market. While Asus and Acer have led the way, the only one of the household-name computer companies to dip its toe into the water has been HP, but its offering was more of

Dell Inspiron Mini 9 review So nearly perfect... Since Asus sparked the ultra-portable craze, other laptop manufacturers have been queuing up to enter the fray. A few weeks ago, Dell dropped in with its own take, the Dell Inspiron Mini 9, which pro

Dell's Inspiron Mini 9 is a lightweight mini laptop that crams a Windows PC into a tiny package that can be carried almost anywhere. However, because of factors such as its small size, the Inspiron Mini is best regarded as a companion to a desktop PC

Dell's Inspiron Mini 9 is a lightweight mini laptop that crams a Windows PC into a tiny package that can be carried almost anywhere. However, because of factors such as its small size, the Inspiron Mini is best regarded as a companion to a desktop PC

Weighing only slightly more than 1kg, and measuring only 23.2cm wide and 17cm deep, the 8.9in Inspiron Mini 9 ultraportable "netbook" sure is small. Its dimensions and weight are perfect for travellers and commuters who don't want to lug around anyth

Once thought to be a dying breed, UMPCs (also known as netbooks ) have hung around the laptop market and are finally gaining some momentum. As more people look for inexpensive, lightweight secondary laptops to fulfill basic computing needs like Web s

by Jerry Jackson Last year, the world of budget notebooks was turned on its head with the introduction of the ASUS Eee PC: A 2-pound laptop with a 7-inch screen and a starting price below $300. Prior to 2008, "budget notebooks" were bulky, overweig

of the ASUS Eee PC: A 2-pound laptop with a 7-inch screen and a starting price below $300. Prior to 2008, "budget notebooks" were bulky, overweight 15-inch laptops while "ultra-portable" notebooks commanded a premium price well above $1,000. In no ti