With a 12-inch display and a large keypad, the Inspiron Mini 12 is comfortable. Only problem: it comes with Vista.

The Inspiron Mini 12 is a Netbook in the line of Dell. However, its display is larger than the average, with a wide of 12.1-inch for a resolution of 1366×768 pixels which is more reminiscent of a laptop. Apart from this advantage Inspiron Mini is also driven by an Intel Atom Z520 (1.33 GHz) or Z530 (1.6 GHz) which difference with the Atom N270 is to have the Hyper-Threading. The rest of its features remain relatively conventional with a hard drive with a 80 GB, 1 GB of memory, Bluetooth and WiFi G connectivity, 3 USB ports, a memory card reader, sound input and output, a VGA connector and a Ethernet port, a weight of 1.25kg and less than 2.5cm of width.

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