Less than an inch in thickness and weighing approximately 2.7 pounds, Dell has introduced its super thin and ultra-portable atom powered notebook – the Dell Inspiron Mini 12.
With a glossy black look and gray touch pad buttons, the Inspiron Mini 12 laptop includes advance wireless technologies and dynamic user interface that can be customized at any time. As the Dell Inspiron Mini 12 notebook review, it is probably the first in the world of notebooks to have been introduced with ‘Silverthorne brand of Atom Processor’ instead of the most popular types that we find in today’s notebooks – a great feature indeed. The Inspiron Mini 12 has been designed keeping in mind the concept of keeping you connected to all your favorites, even when you are on the go.
The integrated keyboard is comparatively larger and much easier to navigate. Keep up with your favorite blogs, video chats, instant messenger and emails while traveling with Dell’s Inspiron Mini 12 laptop. The Japanese users are expected to be the first in the list to be introduced with this super slim notebook from Dell before it is being released in Australia, US and Europe.
Display: 12.1 inch 1280 x 800 pixels WXGA glossy display
Graphics: Intel Integrated Graphics Media Accelerator 500
Operating System: Windows Vista Home Basic (Genuine)
Camera: 1.3 megapixel standard webcam
Ports: USB 2.0 (3), Integrated 10/100 LAN (RJ45), 15-pin VGA video connector, Audio jacks (1-line out, 1 mic-in), 3-in-1 Media Card Reader, AC adapter connector
Connectivity: WiFi (802.11g mini-card), Bluetooth Internal (2.0) mini-card wireless technology
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