Apart from the possibility of personalizing the display lid, and exclusive of the silver wrist rests and touchpad, black has been chosen as the base color for the Dell Inspiron Mini 10.Īt first sight, the base unit's stability seems to be quite alright. For those who find our test device especially appealing: It's the design labeled "The Muse in Orange". Aside from the classic black (basic configuration) and other unicolored display lid covers (for an additional 29.00 Euros), other patterned versions (for an additional 49.00 Euros) can be selected from.
At the moment, you can choose between 11 alternatives for the display lid covering. The individual configuration of the Dell Inspiron 10 also takes influence on its final look. Besides this, Dell offers a wide range of configuration possibilities for the adaptation to personal needs for the single devices in its online-configurator. Other models could vary in regards to hardware equipment and therefore also in consideration of performance and battery life. Note: The Inspiron Mini 10 with the model number PP19S was in the test. Aside from that it is only more offered with a preinstalled Windows XP Home Service Pack 3. This means that both are identical in view of chip set, processor and RAM capacity.Īs the Inspiron Mini 10v devices set on the Intel Atom N270 processor and wager on the choice between Ubuntu Linux and Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 3, the Inspiron Mini 10 is based on the US15W chip set and can be configured optionally with an Intel Atom Z520 or an Atom Z530 processor.
The Dell Inspiron Mini 10 in review has, apart from the hard disk, the same components relevant to performance as the already previously tested Dell Inspiron Mini 12. After the Dell Inspiron Mini had originally been offered as a 9-inch version ( -> Dell Inspiron Mini 9), Dell has now, over an intermediate step of the Dell Inspiron 12 (12-inch form factor), the Inspiron Mini 10 and the Inspiron Mini 10v in its range.
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