- Intel Atom Z530 (1.6GHz/533MHz FSB/512K Cache)
- 6-Cell Lithium Ion Battery (48 WHr)
- The new TV - Watch your favorite TV shows with the internal digital TV tuner
- Be productive with a keyboard 92% the size of a traditional laptop keyboard.
- Built-in 1.3MP webcam
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The Inspiron 1010 netbook is the newest member of the Inspiron Mini family. With a 10.1-inch screen, it is between the smaller Inspiron Mini 910 and larger Inspiron Mini 1210, and offers more advanced features than both. The Inspiron 1010 netbook features 802.11 Wi-Fi, 3G cellular connectivity, GPS, and a built-in TV tuner (optional).
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My Favorite New Toy! A Must Have & Whats With the Bad Reviews?,
By Always Samsung "ravereviews" (New York, NY) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Dell Inspiron Mini 1010 IM10v-USE034AM 10.1-Inch Pink Netbook (Personal Computers)
I just purchased my Dell Mini 10 (Blue Cover) and I have to say that this was one of the best investments I ever made. If you think you are getting a high end laptop for the price of three-hundred bucks, then you are sorely mistaken. This is basically a smart phone PDA increased to the size of a ten inch screen with a keyboard attached. Most of the bells & whistles are intact. At first it took me some time to get use to the screen. Websites are slightly altered due to the 10 inch screen, so and with the tool bar on top that includes (File, Refresh, etc) it can seem like there's hardly any room to view webpage's, but you'll get use to it. Viewing any site that you would on a regular desktop will have certain parts of the page moved around when viewing it on your netbook & this is to be expected because of the size. I know everyone is complaining about the keypad, but it's really not that bad. It does take a few tries before you realized what works best for you. I've learned from having a Dell Studio Laptop that the best thing to do is just utilize the free space as a mouse and click. Don't bother trying to hit down on the key, but just double tap on the keypad to pick a selection. If you don't, you will find the experience of navigating through websites, typing a document on word, etc to be a horrendous experience. Otherwise, if you are looking for a great small compact netbook to stay connected to the web, check email, browse a few sites - then this is the netbook for you. There isn't much customization due to the small size of the netbook that feels very light just a little under three pounds and practically smaller and skinnier then the new Twilight book. I would have it ordered it on amazon, but it was cheaper through Dell. Overall, I am very pleased with my purchase because it's a great investment for anyone who needs internet access on the go. The only complaint I have is the price. I know its three-hundred, but I own a regular laptop with a 15 inch screen & that HP was only three-hundred. Sure, it was not a high end groundbreaking laptop, but it does the trick & power wise, it's stronger than the mini. I really feel the price point should drop by hundred bucks. Otherwise, this is still a great PC tool to have. Pros: Light weight (Less then three pounds) Customizable Cover with different colors Windows XP (Thank GOD - Vista is so WHACK) Keyboard is 90% size of a real keyboard Wi-Fi 3 USB slots 160GB Memory 1.66 GHZ 1GB RAM Cons: A bit pricey IMO - It really should be two hundred & under No DVD Slot
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