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Dell intros colorful AMD-based nettop, Inspiron Zino HD
Dell has rolled out a colorful series of small form-factor PCs, the Inspiron Zino HD, which brings Windows-based competition to Apple's Mac mini. The new nettop measures 7.8" x 7.8" x 3.4", weighs 3.53lbs and offers a bit more muscle than your average Atom-based machine.
The Inspiron Zino HD houses a 1.6GHz AMD Athlon 2650E processor (up to 1.8GHz AMD X2), Radeon HD 3200 integrated graphics (or Radeon HD 4330 512MB), 2GB of DDR2 800MHz RAM (up to 8GB), a 320GB 7200RPM HDD (up to 1TB), a DVD burner (or Blu-ray drive), and Windows 7 Home Premium (or Professional) X64. Other specifications include 802.11n Wi-Fi, four USB ports, an eSATA port, a headphone jack, a four-in-one memory card reader, and VGA as well as HDMI-out.
Dell's mini desktop is currently listed on the company's Ireland site, and doesn't appear to be available in the US just yet. Prices start at 329 euros and climbs up to about 950 euros with maxed out hardware.
The Inspiron Zino HD houses a 1.6GHz AMD Athlon 2650E processor (up to 1.8GHz AMD X2), Radeon HD 3200 integrated graphics (or Radeon HD 4330 512MB), 2GB of DDR2 800MHz RAM (up to 8GB), a 320GB 7200RPM HDD (up to 1TB), a DVD burner (or Blu-ray drive), and Windows 7 Home Premium (or Professional) X64. Other specifications include 802.11n Wi-Fi, four USB ports, an eSATA port, a headphone jack, a four-in-one memory card reader, and VGA as well as HDMI-out.
Dell's mini desktop is currently listed on the company's Ireland site, and doesn't appear to be available in the US just yet. Prices start at 329 euros and climbs up to about 950 euros with maxed out hardware.
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User Comments (6)
Post a comment| pcnthuziast on November 10, 2009 5:40 PM | Neat lil box! I'm deffinately not the demographic this is marketed towards, but there are some ladies in my family that it would serve well. |
| tekkaraiden on November 10, 2009 10:17 PM | I wonder how well an Athlon 2650E stacks up against an Atom. |
| ET3D on November 11, 2009 3:23 AM | A pity the Blu-ray option is another 150 euro. Blu-ray
drives really are cheaper than this. I'm still waiting for a
reasonably prices blu-ray nettop. On the other hand, the dual core option is just 30 euro more, and I think it's worth going for. |
| treeski on November 11, 2009 6:41 AM | These are pretty cool mini-boxes, I think. I would imagine that they will be made available for the holidays. |
| freedomthinker on November 11, 2009 8:18 AM | I love these kind of compact technologies ! Neat clean and
powerful  Still better then my 5 year old desktop  But i
like to watch movies a lot and having this would be awesome
, you can just easily carry this over and presto
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| Guest on November 11, 2009 1:02 PM | Missing TV tuner. Then this baby would be the ideal for my living room to run Windows 7 Media Center. |
