Dell Finally Releases Atom-powered Inspiron Mini 9 Netbook
September 04, 2008 at 08:10:31 PM, by Sourabh Kalantri
Available in Obsidian Black or Alpine White with Ubuntu/Windows XP as range starts at $349.
Dell's much-awaited entry into the netbook market has finally happened as buyers in U.S., Japan and a few other European countries can now purchase the Inspiron Mini 9 netbook (a.k.a Inspiron 910).
Available in both Ubuntu 8.04 & Windows XP flavor, the 2.2 lbs Inspiron Mini 9 is powered by Intel's N270 1.6GHz Atom CPU, GMA 950 Graphics and 8.9" glossy LED-backlit LCD (1024x600). The unit also supports up to 1GB DDR2 533MHz RAM, optional Bluetooth 2.1; 802.11g WiFi, trio of USB 2.0 ports, Card Reader, VGA/1.3MP WebCam and free 2GB online storage from Box.net. Primary storage is handled by 4/8/16 GB solid state drives whereas the battery is a 4-cell 32Whr one.
Those who're looking to get one quick should probably wait until tomorrow as Dell is expected go offer a limited time combo offer -- in which you can purchase a Studio/XPS laptops with an Inspiron Mini 9 for just $99 additional.
Dell rarely disappoints when it comes to accessories and the Inspiron Mini 9 is no exception. There's a whole new line of custom "Designed for Dell" backpacks, messenger bags, convertible cases from brands like Timbuk2 and others for their first netbook.
Pricing & Availability:
Dell has priced the Inspiron Mini 9 with Ubuntu 8.04 and Windows XP starting at $349 & $399 respectively. Alpine White version is always an $25 upgrade. Windows XP pre-loaded units are shipping immediately whereas the Ubuntu 8.04 Mini 9 featuring customized interface would be available after a couple of weeks. Page:1/1
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