Dell Netbook Review

Dell Netbook Reviews The newest in well-liked peripherals is the pocket PC, or notebook as it s commonly known as. No much more lugging around hefty laptop, netbooks are the compromise between tiny PDA screens and massive power-hungry conventional... More

Dell Netbook Reviews The newest in well-liked peripherals is the pocket PC, or notebook as it s commonly known as. No much more lugging around hefty laptop, netbooks are the compromise between tiny PDA screens and massive power-hungry conventional laptops. A number of manufacturers are now producing their version of the netbook, such as Asus, HP and Dell. Dell introduced the Mini 9 a couple of years ago, and has since replaced it with a Mini 10, but the Mini 9 remains a bestseller within the netbook market. Once you understand the power Dell has built into this machine, its simple to comprehend why the Mini 9 is so well-liked. The Mini 9 comes equipped with a much more than adequate 1. 6 GHz Intel Processor, 1 GB of DDR, 8 GB internal memory along with a built-in wireless 802. 11 g card. You ve your option of operating systems, either Windows XP House Edition or Ubuntu, a Window-esque version of Linux. Although I m a fan of Linux, I d suggest sticking with XP, as Linux has a ste Less