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The Dell Duo flip-top netbook/tablet hybrid is one of the most intriguing devices in recent memory. First it made a surprise introduction at IFA, then it was in a teaser video of high polish, and now CNET reports that it might be available next week. Specifically, the rumour has it, next Tuesday. More »
When Dell first showed off its Inspiron Duo at IFA, the hybrid tablet-netbook seemed like one very neat piece of vaporware. But! Could this promo video be a sign that Dell’s Duo dreams are actually coming true? More »
13 inches, 15 inches and 17 inches, Dell’s Core i3 and Core i5 Inspiron laptops should go on sale later today.
Dell’s Inspiron Mini 10 is joining the coming wave of netbooks that will use Intel’s next-generation Atom n450 processor. It’ll give you a longer battery life, but may not have much of an impact beyond that. More »
There weren’t a lot of details around the actual power behind the recently showcased Dell Inspiron Zino HD mini PC. Fortunately tipster Oddo has been gracious enough to share them with us. More »
Dell’s Inspiron towers are what cheap computers should be—uh, cheap, customisable and colourful. They start at $US300, but are oddly stopping over in China first before coming to the US “this spring.”
Not the first time we’ve seen this, but it looks like Dell is shipping their Inspiron Mini 9 to regular joes with smaller batteries than the ones reviewers got.
A truly bizarre day to announce a new notebook, Dell’s Inspiron Mini 12 is officially the most gargantuan netbook on the block. I wasn’t exactly blown away by it when I scoped it briefly a couple months ago, but Laptop was sufficiently impressed in its more in-depth hands on to compare it to the MacBook Air and Voodoo Envy—but you know, 5mm thicker, more ports and you know, a thousand dollars cheaper at only $US599.
AU: The Aussie dollar strikes again – Locally we’re looking at $999. And if you want to know how it really handles, David Flynn (the netbook maestro) got his hands on it for an exclusive review over at APC Mag.
