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June 29, 2010

Malaysia gets 1st WiMax built-in laptops

Packet 1 Networks (P1) Malaysia, together with Intel launched the country’s first WiMax-Ready 4G laptops today.

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October 28, 2009

Dell Inspiron Mini 10 3G priced at Php32,995

Though not yet officially released in the Philippines, the Dell Inspiron Mini 10 with built-in 3G modem is listed on Asianic for Php32,995.

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September 09, 2009

Dell Inspiron Mini 12 Price: Php33,999

Although it was confirmed last August that Dell has discontinued the Inspiron Mini 12, it looks like several units of the 12-incher has already arrived and being sold at Accent Micro.

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September 07, 2009

Dell Inspiron Mini 1010 with Atom Z530

Looks like there are 2 different models of Dell’s 10-inch Inspiron Mini netbook. The previous one I blogged about here earlier has an Atom N270 CPU and this new one has an Atom Z530.

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August 11, 2009

Dell Inspiron Mini 10A selling for Php20,999

I thought the Dell Mini 9 would be the last netbook from Dell we’d see for the longest time. It’s been almost a year ago when the first model was launched while the Inspiron Mini 10 was announced as early as January this year.

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May 14, 2009

Globe offers Dell Netbook with HSDPA + GPS

Found this little pamphlet earlier today while paying my bills at one of the Globe Business Center. It’s a promo for a Dell Mini 9 with built-in Globe Tattoo SIM.

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January 10, 2009

Dell Inspiron Mini 10 announced

After the Inspiron Mini 9 was launched, Dell moved up and skipped the 10-inch segment altogether and pushed for the 12-incher. Turns out they’re just souping up the Dell Inspiron Mini 10 for CES 2009.

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November 26, 2008

Is the Dell Inspiron Mini 12 still a netbook?

There’s this ongoing debate on what really differentiates a notebook from a netbook. It’s supposed to be the size or the computing power but recently, the borderlines have been crossed as well. Take for example the Dell Inspiron Mini 12…

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October 28, 2008

Dell Inspiron Mini takes the netbook to 12″

And I thought netbook sizes will stop at 10 inches. Seems like Dell is pushing the limit to 12 inches with the new Inspiron Mini 12.

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September 17, 2008

Dell Inspiron Mini 9 gets Priced

Dell Philippines formally announced the release of the Inspiron Mini 9″ in a launch party this evening. It’s a little late in an already crowded netbook market but as they say, “it’s better late than never”.

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September 04, 2008

Dell Inspiron Mini 9 confirmed!

Dell Senior Marketing Manager Karen Gonzales confirmed today the release of the Dell Inspiron Mini 9 in the Philippines. See specs and photos after the jump.

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June 13, 2008

Dell E and E Slim vs. EeePC and MacBook Air

Dell finally revealed details of its upcoming mini-notebooks and it seems they’re targeting the Asus Eee PC and MacBook Air crowd. The Dell E and E Slim line with come in at 8.9″ and 12.1″, respectively hoping to snatch a portion of the growing UMPC market.

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May 29, 2008

Mini Dell Inspiron to match HP 2133?

According to Gizmodo, Michael Dell is secretly lugging what could be an Asus Eee PC 900 or HP Mini-Notebook 2133 competitor. It looks like an 10″ Dell Inspiron mini-laptop to me.

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