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Dell Joins Netbook Fray With Inspiron Mini 9
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After months of leaked details, Dell today officially launched its own offering to the growing netbook market.
Despite the anticipation that Dell might actually bring something new to the table, the specifications for the new Inspiron Mini 9 don’t appear to set the new product apart from the competition.
Dell’s official line, as written in its company blog, reads, “Purpose-built to keep teens, tweens, travelers and “Tweeters” connected, the Mini is optimized for that ‘30-minute connection’ experience – blogging, surfing, e-mailing, chatting, viewing photos, videos and music – you get the idea.”
The entry-level Mini 9 starts at $349 and comes in a 2.28 lbs package with a customized variant of Ubuntu 8.04, 512 MB RAM, a 4 GB solid-state drive. The rest are the standard fare Intel Atom N270, an 8.9-inch 1024X600 LED display, 802.11n and a 4 cell battery.
An extra $50 on top of the above configuration will upgrade to an 8 GB SSD and add a built-in 0.3 MP webcam. Another $50 more at $449 will buy the XP Edition, which will include the Windows operating system and 1 GB RAM.
On the page, there is little to make the Inspiron Mini 9 more attractive than the rest of the pack. With the standard 4 to 8 GB of mass storage looking a little small, Dell has teamed up with Box.net to offer web-based file storage, access and sharing to Inspiron Mini users, including a free basic plan with 2 GB of remote storage space, expandable to 25 GB for additional fees.
The Inspiron Mini 9 will likely be the most attractive to those who are already planning to buy a Studio 15, XPS M1530 or XPS M1330 – as the Inspiron Mini 9 can be added to those purchases for only $99 through 6 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 9 (U.S. only).
Consumers in the U.S., Japan and select countries in Europe can now shop for the new netbook. Availability elsewhere will be handled on a country-by-country basis, said Dell in its release.
Dell is the big dog in PC retail, but its Inspiron Mini 9 will be jumping into a segment with already fierce competition. With strong alternatives already on the market from Taiwanese OEMs, one can’t help but feel that Dell is just phoning this one in.
Source : Tom's Hardware
"The Inspiron Mini 9 will likely be the most attractive to those who are already planning to buy a Studio 15, XPS M1530 or XPS M1330 – as the Inspiron Mini 9 can be added to those purchases for only $99 through 6 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 9 (U.S. only)."
That should move a boatload of em right there.
oops, only through sept. 9, not so many then
When is this deal available. It doesn't come up on the site at all. When you purchase a 1730 you get 99 dollars off, but nothing is allowing you to get one of these for 99 dollars.
I want to get one for my girlfriend so i can get a notebook
When is this deal available. It doesn't come up on the site at all. When you purchase a 1730 you get 99 dollars off, but nothing is allowing you to get one of these for 99 dollars.
I want to get one for my girlfriend so i can get a notebook
I really believe, that this new format "netbook" is the future for many new users. The success of eeePC (selling roughtly 1 million PC-s per year) created new user group -- young people blogging, msn-ing mailing everythrere. U$ 400 is affordable too. We are looking forward big sales in http://shop.it.ee/ this faal/winter
Jack, http://seoapplied.blogspot.com/
Just heard today, that Mini 9 arrives to Estonia in Q4 of Dell = in Nov. Pitty.
Jaak, http://shop.it.ee/