#dell e slim

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. According to Engadget, the Dell E series will start at $299 for the low-end 4GB/512MB model. Dell's UMPC flagship unit is now called Inspiron 910 (formerly dubbed the Dell E and E Slim series) and is reported to be launching on the 22nd. Dell seems to be the only western brand that is already on board the nettop crowd at the moment -- the Optiplex 160 being the flagship nettop PC on its line. That's beside the more expensive Dell Studio Hybrid we saw earlier which comes with a dual core or a Core 2 Duo processor. Dell has announced two new laptops to the market, the Inspiron 14 Plus and the Inspiron 16 Plus. The Dell Inspiron 14 Plus comes with either an Intel 12th Gen CPU or an AMD Ryzen 3000 series SoC. Read more in our articles including "Dell E and E Slim vs. EeePC and MacBook Air" and "Dell Inspiron 910 to launch on August 22".