Gizmodo reckons their micro machines, known from here on in as the Inspiron 910, will be dropping this very week.
With an 8.9in screen we’ve become so used to, the Inspiron 910 will come with SSDs up to 16GB, have the Intel Atom under the hood, up 1GB of RAM, a 3-in-1 card reader, three USBs and a 1.3MP webcam.
You’ll able to get either Windows XP or Linux editions when it rears its head, supposedly in the States on 22 August. That’s this Friday. And if Gizmodo’s right, the entry level model will cost just $299. So expect it to start at an Acer Aspire One mtaching £199 when it arrives here.
Via Stuff.tv
According to Brazilian site odontopalm.com, the Dell ‘E’ (aka the Mini Inspiron) netbook will be officially be called the Inspiron 910 and launch in the country on August 22nd. Aside from the 1.6GHz Atom CPU, buyers will have a choice of 512MB or 1GB of RAM, 4/8/16GB of flash storage and either WiFi b/g or Draft-N. Bluetooth and 3G will be options, as will 0.3 or 1.3-megapixel webcams.
OS will be a choice between Windows XP or Ubuntu. Also confirmed is the omission of the function key row, as well as there being no modem. Ports include 3 USB, 1 VGA, a multifunction card reader and ethernet.
The site suggests that the Brazilian price - which is apparently heavily inflated with local taxes - will be around $740. However commenters have suggested this would tally with a roughly $300 US price.
Source via slashgear
Welcome to the new Dell E resource site, now officially opened for business, the message forums are now up and running, along with the detail specs of new range of the Dell E range netbooks and laptops.
Over the coming weeks, more news will be flowing in up until the launch date, (mid August)
My other website www.aspireoneuser.com is the place to go if your looking information/guides about the Acer Aspire One.
