The new Dell Mini 10 that comes with Intel Atom N450 processor has the mouse button integrated into the touchpad. While this helps to save space for larger keyboard, it also creates a minor issue when you navigate the touchpad on one hand and click on the button with another hand. Brad from Liliputing has made a video about this.. check it out:
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Jason from DigitalHomeThought has done an unboxing and first impression video on the new Dell Inspiron Mini 10 netbook that comes with Intel Atom N450 processor.
The new Dell Mini 10 has got a new design making it looks more stylish. You will see Jason comparing the Dell Mini 10 with HP Mini 1000 in the video to show you the body design difference — and the new Dell Mini 10 looks more like the Seashell design in most Asus netbooks. The lid is glossy which is a fingerprint magnet. Also, there’s no access panel at the bottom of the netbook for RAM upgrade.
In terms of performance, Jason has benchmark the Dell Mini 10 using the performance information tool in Windows 7 and get the following results:
Processor – 2.3
RAM – 4.5
Graphic – 3.1
Gaming graphic – 3.0
Primary Hard Disk – 5.6
Compared to the MSI Wind U100 netbook, the performance score of the Dell Mini 10 is slightly better (Processor 2.2, Graphic 2.1, Gaming 2.0, HDD 5.3 on MSI Wind U100), but as you can see there’s no huge performance improvement with the Intel Atom N450 processor. The improvement that you will be getting from the N450 processor though, is a longer battery life.
Dell recently announced that they have added Wimax feature to their Inspiron Mini 10 netbook. With an upgrade cost of $60, you will get WiMax as well as 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi connectivity over the default 802.11b/g wifi connectivity.
Wireless Goodness has spotted a Dell Mini 10 netbook with an Intel WiFi-link 6250 WiMAX card at FCC. It’s not clear from the filing whether Dell will be partnering with a WiMAX provider such as Sprint or CLEAR to bundle the netbook with a data plan, or if the netbook will be sold unlocked.
Brad from Liliputing has got a review unit of the Dell Inspiron Mini 10 Pine Trail version from Dell, and done an unboxing video. At the end of the video, Brad compared the Dell Inspiron Mini with the Asus Eee PC 1005PE and found that the Asus netbook is slightly smaller.
Here’s the unboxing video:
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Dell is offering the Inspiron Mini netbook with limited edition design from Deanne Cheuk.
In terms of specification, this netbook is pretty standard:
Dell will only be releasing 5,250 units of this special edition netbook. You can pick one up at Best Buy for $379.99 now. This will be another great netbook for Christmas 2009!
With the official release of Windows 7 today, we can see that the netbook market is quickly replacing Windows XP with Windows 7. Check out the list of netbooks with Windows 7 here.
The following video shows that Windows 7 work relatively well on Dell Mini 10v. There is a little lag because hey, it’s a netbook and its recording video while showing off the OS. 
An unboxing and review video for the Dell Mini 10 netbook. It’s not the best netbook on the market, but if you are a fan of Dell, this netbook is still worth looking into.
Just another review on the Dell Inspiron Mini 10 netbook by a happy customer of Dell.
