Dell Inspiron Mini 10 Netbook

Reviews of the Dell Inspiron Mini 10 Netbook

• 7.9

  CNET Review

  August 11, 2009

  The Good: High-end extras including a higher-resolution screen and HDMI output; very configurable, for a Netbook, including optional mobile broadband.

  The Bad: Options drive the price up into mainstream laptop territory; same basic chassis as the sub-$300 version of the Mini 10.

  The Bottom Line: Dell's popular Mini 10 is the most customizable Netbook we've seen. Adding extras such as a higher-resolution display makes it more useful, but also blurs the price line between Netbooks and mainstream laptops.

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• 8.4

  alaTest.com

  By alaTest | November 23, 2009

  Review Summary: Experts rate this product 79/100 and users 64/100. Comparing these reviews to 19924 other Netbooks (Mini-laptops) reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 84/100 = Very Good.

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• 8.0

  pcadvisor.co.uk

  By Andrew Harrison | September 8, 2009

  Review Summary: While we regrettably couldn't test the entry-level Ubuntu Linux version of the Dell Inspiron Mini 10v at £199, we did find that the Windows version at £249 preserved the essential features of the original Mini 10, such as the wide, flat keyboard. To ...

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• 7.0

  pcmag.com

  By Cisco Cheng | August 14, 2009

  Review Summary: The Dell Mini 10v is one of the most affordable netbooks money can buy, and 8 hours of battery life isn't too shabby either.

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• 8.5

  reghardware.co.uk

  By Alun Taylor | June 29, 2009

  Review Summary: The Mini 10v takes the netbook back to its Small, Cheap Computer ideal and the end product is difficult to seriously criticise - the rather dowdy styling, silly SD card slot design and crippled out-of-the-box Linux OS notwithstanding. Of course, the ...

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