04.09.2008 09:28
Dell Inspiron 910
Category: rumors, new notebook modelsBy: Velimir Biošić
New Eee PC competitor from Dell
Dell Inspiron 910 (former Mini)
The much-rumored August 22nd release date for Dell’s upcoming Inspiron 910 came and went. Now Dell has confirmed, that it will arrive later this week.
The netbook will be powered by the Intel Atom 1.6 GHz 512K single core processor,. It will have 512 MB/1024MB memory (DDR2 – 800 Mhz), Intel 945GMS UMA (up to 8 MB of video memory), up to 12 GB of storage space on a solid state drive. The 8.9-inch shows content with a resolution of 1024 by 600 pixesl, 4-cell battery, 0.3MP or 1.3 MP web camera, LAN 10/100, WLAN. Its average weight is going to be 1.07 Kg. Supported OS: Windows XP SP2 and Ubuntu 8.04.
If the rumored starting price of 299 USD holds true then the Inspiron 910 netbook has a chance on the market.
- Related News:
Making a touchscreen out of the Dell Mini 9 - 13-10-09 15:33- Dell wants to introduce very powerful mobile workstation - 22-09-08 12:28
- New Acer Aspire One - 26-08-08 16:40
- Dell wants to bring low cost notebook Dell E in August - 15-07-08 12:32
Recent News
Archos 13 notebook is updated with D510
The new Samsung N210 comes with a lot of common sense
Sony Vaio M is now official in Europe
10-inch Mini ThinkPad spotted in Australia
Wortmann AG rolls out a new AMD notebook
Samsung Slate coming in the second half of 2010
New apps shoot up after the iPad launch
Intel releases a $125 affordable 40GB SSD
Apple's iPad up for pre-order, WiFi model arrives on the 3rd of April
Acer unveils Aspire One 752 CULV notebook
Apple is giving you a new iPad as replacement for $99
HP tries to revamp itself, spends $40,000,000
MSI Wind U100 turned into a tablet
The new ASUS Eee PC 1005PEG passes through the FCC
OCZ adopts aggressive pricing strategy for its new series of SSDs
The new Samsung N210 comes with a lot of common sense
Sony Vaio M is now official in Europe
10-inch Mini ThinkPad spotted in Australia
Wortmann AG rolls out a new AMD notebook
Samsung Slate coming in the second half of 2010
New apps shoot up after the iPad launch
Intel releases a $125 affordable 40GB SSD
Apple's iPad up for pre-order, WiFi model arrives on the 3rd of April
Acer unveils Aspire One 752 CULV notebook
Apple is giving you a new iPad as replacement for $99
HP tries to revamp itself, spends $40,000,000
MSI Wind U100 turned into a tablet
The new ASUS Eee PC 1005PEG passes through the FCC
OCZ adopts aggressive pricing strategy for its new series of SSDs
