Dell Pink Laptops and Netbooks Offer a Wide Range of Features

Mon, 10 Aug 2009 03:42:56 +0000

Just two short years ago the first true mini notebook computers, the original Asus Eee PCs, hit the market giving users a first glimpse at ultra portability. Although the Asus machine had many flaws, most notably the low resolution display, it helped to fill the void between traditional laptop offerings and pocket sized PDAs. Fortunately, there are many highly functional and reliable netbooks available today including the MSI netbook. These netbooks are available from some of the top computer producers, including Dell, which offers the Inspiron Mini 10.1-inch Promise Pink netbook.

Essentially, a netbook is a full featured notebook computer with a smaller display (7 to 10-inches) that is very light weight and highly portable. While netbooks are meant primarily for web browsing and emailing, most also come equipped with at least one USB port for adding peripheral devices, backlit LED screens, a webcam and Wi-Fi. Perhaps the most attractive feature that netbooks have to offer is their price point, with many in the $300-400 range. It’s the perfect option for users that don’t require a resource heavy operating system and robust feature set of more traditional laptop computers. As of 2008, the computer industry reports that netbooks are beginning to take away market share from laptops. Not to be left behind, most of the well known laptop manufacturers have added a line of netbooks to their product offerings. One manufacturer in particular, Dell, offers a netbook version of their popular Inspiron series – the 10.1-inch Promise Pink netbook.

Designed for those people that desire ultra portability together with a capable processor and wireless capability, the Dell Inspiron Mini 10 is also attractively priced at under $400 from Amazon. Technical details for the Inspiron Mini 10 include a 1.33 GHz Intel Atom Processor, 1GB RAM, 3 USB ports and an impressive 160GB hard drive. In the case of the Mini 10, its small size doesn’t mean sacrificing the keyboard. In fact, the netbook keyboard measures 92 percent the size of a standard laptop. The small 3-cell battery offers up to 3 hours of use from a single charge, giving the user more time to chat, blog or tweet away from a wall outlet.

Perhaps the one downside of the Dell Inspiron Mini 10 is the touch pad, which many users have complained about its awkward nature. The left and right buttons are integrated into the touch pad, making it difficult for users to naturally rest their thumbs without inadvertently activating a command via the buttons. However, this issue is easily remedied with the purchase of an external mouse – just be sure it’s pink!

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Dell Pink Laptops and Netbooks Offer a Wide Range of Features