As a master of the build-to-order PC, it's no surprise that Dell has managed to create a reasonably customizable version of the Netbook. While most vendors offer them as one-size-fits-all solutions (or with only very minor options, such as color and hard drive), the Inspiron Mini 10 has plenty of ways it can become the perfect Netbook for you.
Dell Inspiron Mini 10 (10v)
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The fact this it a 10 inch laptop is great and ideal for mobility and travel. Browsing the internet and checking email on the go couldn't be any easier with this device. I'm raiting a 9.5 only because of the lack of ability to view a higher resolution for some of those sophisticated... Read the full review →
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I purchased my Dell Mini 10v from Dell.com during a black Friday sale and got a great deal on it. I was looking for a netbook that I could convert into a Hackintosh, and this particular netbook is probably the best because of its compatibility with OS X. After installing OS X, I found the computer... Read the full review →
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Recently got a Dell Mini 10, which is nice and convenient since the HD on my Macbook recently died. So, I've been using the Mini 10 for a few weeks now. Here's my comments: Screen Resolution's a little big for my liking, but not bad overall. Processor is an Intel Atom, so it's... Read the full review →
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I picked up the 6-cell model which lasts all day in class with max brightness and wifi enabled. It can run Mac OS X Leopard and Snow Leopard with an acceptable speed for browsing, Youtube, word processing etc. Windows 7 runs a bit smoother than OS X. If you need a new laptop for school, etc. this is... Read the full review →
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I've had the pleasure of using a large number of netbooks 2 HPs, an ASUS, and 3 Dell netbooks with the various clients I've helped. After getting to use the v10 I was happy to get one. It's light, great battery life, and just generally a good unit. Many people forget netbooks are not... Read the full review →
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I just recieved my mini 10 v last friday and I have to say i'm enjoying it quite a bit. its small form factor is very portabe and unobtrusive so you can put it in a regular old backpack without yelling to the public "I'm a laptop, steal me!" keyboard is nearly "normal'... Read the full review →
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