Everybody's favorite hackintoshable netbook, the Dell Mini 9, has yet another identity—it can be converted into a pretty fantastic internet slate PC/tablet.

Dell may have a page dedicated to pitching netbooks, but its founder and CEO slammed mini notebooks at last night's Silicon Valley dinner sponsored by the Churchill Club. He also said Windows 7 will help you love your PC again...

The Dell Mini 9 may not be Dell's newest netbook, but it's widely considered the best hackintosh around. The only problem? It was discontinued...or so we thought.

We received word today that Dell is talking about a Mini 11 netbook behind closed doors. Mahoney, that Mini 9 Hackintosh OS X howto was awesome, so be ready for this when it hits, ok?

UMPC Portal has gone through the trouble of putting every netbook and UMPC released in recent history into one big collage.

In our Hackintosh guide, we called our OS X-powered Dell Mini 9 the ultimate Mac netbook. We were wrong. This Hackintoshed Dell Mini 9, autographed by one Steve "Quick Step" Wozniak, is the actual pinnacle.

It looks like Dell was happy with their $199 Mini 9 sale from a few weeks back, because they're repeating it today.

Bettering their previous deals by $50, I'd say it's high time to pick up a Mini 9 for Hackintoshing, wouldn't you?

I am typing this on a 9-inch, 3G-equipped, almost-pocketable computer, running the best consumer OS money can currently buy. It costs around $400. Do you want one too? Here's how to get yours.

From cheap(er) DSLRs to cheap Dell mini-notebooks we go with this Ubuntu-equipped Inspiron Mini 9, now going for $250. That's almost as cheap as the refurbished one we found for $177 last month.