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New touchscreen notebook from Dell

Published on: 5th March, 2010

Accidentally, Dell has exposed, through the online catalog and some printed flyers, its plans regarding a new touchscreen notebook, called the Studio 15 Touch. Technical specifications are not fully known, but it seems that the standard system benefits from a 2.4GHz Intel Core i5 processor, as well as from Windows 7 Home Premium (preinstalled). The [...]

Dell’s Mini 5 tablet early tested, reveals appropriate size but poor keyboard

Published on: 23rd February, 2010

The Mini 5 tablet of Dell has been early previewed and has revealed new details about the entry of the company into the tablet world. Although having a 5-inch screen, it seems the Android device is easy to hold and can be put in a pocket. It also has features allowing phone functionality development, but [...]

Dell’s “Lafite” is Latitude E4310

Published on: 15th February, 2010

According to an FCC filing, Dell’s expected ultraportable business-dedicated notebook, the “Lafite”, will be joining the Latitude notebook series, under the name of E4310. There is still little known about the full specifications, but it can be said that the new notebook will benefit from UWB (Wireless USB), Wi-Fi and 3G networking support (all these [...]

FCC: New version of Dell’s Mini 10

Published on: 13th February, 2010

Information about Dell’s new version of Mini 10, with WiMAX has recently leaked through an FCC filing (PDF). This version of the netbook will benefit from Intel’s WiFi-Link 6250, gathering the 4G wireless connection, as well as the 802.11n Wi-Fi in the same chipset. There haven’t been mentioned any other major improvements, even if these [...]

Dell Adamo 13 cheaper at $999, not updated

Published on: 9th February, 2010

The price for the Dell Adamo 13 was silently cut at $999. A base model with a 1.4GHz processor is now $500 cheaper than it was a few months ago. Its initial price when it was launched about ten months ago was $1,999. The system has however not been upgraded since then.
A faster version with [...]

Alienware M11x netbook by Dell under $800

Published on: 3rd February, 2010

The upcoming Alienware M11x netbook is expected to sell at $799. Introduced this year at CES, Dell’s device integrates an Intel Core 2 Duo processor and graphics components that are similar to many 15-inch notebooks. The GeForce GT 335M switchable graphics unit supports 720-pixel playback on the 11.6-inch display of the netbook. The HDMI output [...]

Dell Mini 5 tablet prototype spotted in the black market

Published on: 3rd February, 2010

A prototype of the Dell tablet, presented at CES as the Mini 5, has been seen in the Shenzhen black market. The tablet was marked as “Model M01M” under its battery cover. There is at least one unofficial retailer who has been selling the device for the price of 7,500 yuan, the equivalent of $1,098, [...]

Dell Mini 5 powered by a 1GHz Snapdragon, sources claim

Published on: 22nd January, 2010

Although Dell has not revealed many specifications on the tablet-like Mini 5, some sources claim to have investigated the 5-inch Internet tablet. It would be powered by a 1GHz Snapdragon processor and would have two microSD memory card slots and also feature a SIM card slot. The Mini 5 would be powered by a 1,530mAh [...]

New version of Pine Trail-based Mini 10 from Dell

Published on: 23rd December, 2009

Dell has launched a new version of the Intel’s Pine Trail Atom-based Mini 10, with ergonomic improvements, such as a new palm rest, sculpted keys and some cosmetic changes in the design. The new model is powered by a 1.66GHz Intel Atom N450 processor allowing an extended battery life compared to the original Mini 10. [...]

New Pine Trail-based version of Dell’s Mini 10

Published on: 22nd December, 2009

On December 21st, 2009, Dell has released a new version of its Mini 10, taking full advantage of Intel’s Pine Trail Atom-based platform. The new Mini 10 has a 1.66GHz Atom N450 processor, which also extends the battery autonomy: compared to the previous 6-cell battery pack, the current autonomy goes up to 9.6 hours for [...]

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