Dell Mini 10

NoStateofMind

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Really looking to get one of these as it will allow me to be more mobile for business and be able to enjoy high qualty movies on the go. There are two versions, one that is gimped that is sold now and one to be released soon.

http://www.dell.com/content/pr...19&l=en&ref=lthp&s=dhs

Coming Soon
The following Inspiron Mini 10 features will be available at a later date:HD capabilities ? Enjoy your favorite movies on the optional 720p Hi-def 10.1¨ seamless display.
More Storage ? Do even more with optional 2GB memory and optional 250GB4 hard drive.
Navigation ? Know your way like the back of your hand using the optional GPS with optional internal WWAN support.
Design Studio ? Personalize your Mini 10 with cool designs from the artist, Tristen Eaton, in Dell?s Design Studio.
Long battery life ? No need to sacrifice weight for battery life. The Inspiron Mini 10 provides extended battery life while keeping the weight of the system under 3 pounds. 3-cell: approx. 3 hours. 6-cell: approx. 6.5 hours.
The New TV ? Watch your favorite TV shows with the internal digital TV tuner

Anyone know of a firm date or even a roundabout?
 

IlllI

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my guess is before august. maybe sometime Q2
there are other chipsets from via and nvidia offering the same stuff coming out, unless you are deadset on that mini 10

check my huge thread about it



 

Parasitic

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Look good, but what's with the 16:9 obsession? Isn't 16:10 more usable as it has more vertical room and close enough to 16:9 that movies can still play ok?
 

MrX8503

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They're advertising HD on a 10" screen now? Lol thats laughable. I can barely stand HD on my Dell 24". But I guess if you are on the go, this dell mini would be a good alternative to those outdated portable dvd players.
 

boomhower

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I would love 720P on my netbook. I use an HP Mini 1000 with Windows 7. Vista and 7 both do very good jobs at scaling texts to readable levels on high resolution screens. I would take the improved picture quality and screen real estate in a heartbeat, assuming a proper GPU was included in the deal. 720P on the same crappy Atom chipset isn't going to do you a damn bit of good but cause you a bunch of heartache.