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Dell to Discontinue Our Favorite Hackintoshable Netbook, the Mini 9
Dell Mini 10 Will Drop To $299 This Month
Dell's May catalog lists the next version of their Mini 10 netbook—the functionally identical 10v—for $299, a full $100 less than its predecessor. Smart move, as price has always been the Mini series' biggest weakness. More »Dell Mini 10's RAM Won't Be Upgradable Past 1 GB
Dell Mini 10 Selling for $400 on February 26
If you were interested in the Dell Mini 10, Dell's latest netbook catered to playing back 720p video, it'll be available starting at $400 later this month. Specs include:AT&T Stores to Stock Netbooks?
Dell Inspiron Mini 12 Review
The Dell Inspiron Mini 12 is a bit confused. It packs an Intel Atom processor, which makes it a netbook. But it also has a 12-inch screen, which exceeds our definition of what a netbook can be. On one hand it's a natural evolution of the genre in an ever growing screen size arms race, topping the 10-inchers like a razor company adding another blade. On the other, the Inspiron Mini 12 reaches a size and pricepoint that makes it comparable to far more capable systems from Dell in the same pricerange.