Dell Inspiron Mini 10 2nd Gen - Intel Atom

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Pros:

Cool design and variety of colored tops available, very good battery life, easily workable keyboard and touch-pad, compact charger, well priced, 3 configurations to choose from

Cons:

Gets heated at the bottom under intensive use, HDMI port, which was available in the earlier model, has been removed

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Last revision on August 15, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Cool design and variety of colored tops available, very good battery life, easily workable keyboard and touch-pad, compact charger, well priced, 3 configurations to choose from

Reviewers Didn't Like

Gets heated at the bottom under intensive use, HDMI port, which was available in the earlier model, has been removed

Expert reviews and ratings

A swish new design, great battery life and it plays HD video, but the touchpad is still truly appalling...

By PC Authority on July 26, 2010

The Dell Mini 1012 has some well-implemented features that make it stand out above the sea of competing netbooks. We like the great display, big keyboard and fantastic build quality. It's a little on the pricey side, but if you're in the market...

By CNET UK on May 25, 2010

The price of the Dell Inspiron Mini 10 starts from Rs. 15,900 (delivery charges extra) on the Dell India website. This comes with 1GB RAM and 160GB hard drive with XP pre-installed. The pricing is pretty fair. The high-end version, with a...

By TechTree on May 19, 2010

I’ve owned an Acer Aspire One, an Asus Eee PC, and a Dell Mini 9 since netbooks first made their debut. I’ve also tested a Lenovo, Sony, and a few other brand-name netbooks, but the Dell Inspiron Mini 10 became my instant favorite. Aside...

By Skatter Tech on May 23, 2010