Dell Inspiron iM1012-687IBU Mini 1012 10.1-Inch Ice Blue Netbook - Up to 8 Hours 8 Minutes of Battery Life Review

I’m not a computer expert by any means, so I was a little nervous buying a netbook since I kept reading reviews about power problems, etc. I went with Dell because it seemed to be the only one without significant problems in customer service. The first time I plugged my Inspiron mini in, it charged fully pretty quickly. The battery life seems to be well over 8 hours of internet surfing and typing - better than advertised! The second time I tried to charge, I got an error message saying it recognized that the charger was plugged in, but it couldn’t find the battery and thus was not able to charge. Same situation I had read about on a lot of the netbooks. I turned it off then back on, no luck. Then I turned it off and removed the battery. I blew on it a little, because that worked back in the day with my Nintendo games, and replaced the battery. It is now fully charged again! Hopefully, this solution will keep working, and work for others.

Dell Inspiron Mini iM1012-571OBK 10.1-Inch Netbook (Obsidian Black) Review

• Netbook with 1.66GHz Intel Atom N450 Processor with 667MHz FSB and 512MB cache
• 1GB DDR2 800MHZ system memory (capped at 667Mhz bus)
• 250GB, 5400 RPM SATA hard drive (no internal optical drive–use external)
• Widescreen 10.1-inch WSVGA TrueLife display with 1024 x 600 resolution
• Genuine Windows 7 Starter operating system

The Inspiron Mini 10 has best in class industrial design with integrated battery design in an adorable drift design. The combination of processor and battery technology delivers long battery life to keep the computer running from dawn to dusk. The netbook also has options that could keep you entertained with smooth watching of high definition video on a high definition screen.

Dell Inspiron iM1012-687AWH Mini 1012 10.1-Inch Alpine White Netbook - Up to 8 Hours 8 Minutes of Battery Life Review

I’ve had my Inspiron mini for about a year and I still love it. It fits in my purse (along with my kindle) and it weighs next to nothing. I’ve taken it to conferences and on vacation. I have a portable DVD/CD burner to install programs and burn discs. I have another regular laptop and 5 other pcs but this is the only one I’ve ever bragged about and showed to strangers. I type about 65wpm and love the keyboard. (I have big hands for a woman.) This is not my fastest computer by any means and I have the XP version but this little guy has made me happy. Also, on several nights I’ve fallen asleep with it and can’t tell you how many times I’ve literally kicked it out of bed not to mention all the times I’ve dropped it and it seems invincible. I’m using it now while I’m lounged back in my recliner watching big screen TV. I can hardly tell it’s on my lap at all except for some warmth. (I’ll probably end up sleeping with it tonight.)

Dell Inspiron iM10V-2734IBU Mini 10v 10.1-Inch Netbook (Ice Blue) Review

Aside from having some buyer’s regret because the price of this item has dropped about 0 since I bought it eight months ago, I have to concede that I like this netbook a lot. I have two full size pc’s (a Mac Airbook and a Sony Vaio), but bought this because I needed something small and convenient to take with me on the road as I am not totally enchanted with my Iphone. For the most part, I use this to respond to emails, surf the net,store photos, and access files. It fits into my purse, weighs maybe 2 lbs, boots up quickly, and the 6v battery give me a lot of time (approx. 7-8 hours)on one charge. It even has a camera, but other than initially testing it out I don’t use it. The keyboard is scaled down, but easy to use and easy to get used to. I can’t comment on Dell phone support because any questions I’ve had have been answered via the online tutorial.
While this clearly doesn’t do everything that a full feature laptop does(no built in cd/rom for starters), I need a pretty basic machine on my travels and am not fussy. I doubt if this would be adequate to support some business applications, but for the casual pc user who doesn’t want to lug around a clumsy and/or heavy pc this is a pretty cool substitute.
I have accessorized this with a keyboard cover which does a great job keeping debris where it belongs, a netbook sleeve, and a chill pad.
The netbook is a good substitute for a pc when you don’t require a workhorse.

Check out Laptop Magazine's hands-on video with the new Dell Inspiron Mini 9 netbook.

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Dell Inspiron Mini IM10-2867 10.1-Inch Gecko Green Netbook Review

These netbooks are great. performance is perfect for everyday computing… web browsing, word processing, simple spreadsheets. i use it every day around the house to look up recipes, check my facebook page, google whatever comes to mind without running upstairs to the big desktop.
The keyboard is a great size. the touchpad takes a bit to get used to, but i have never used one like this before. Afrer a day, its no problem. i would definitely recommend this product.

• 1.33 GHz Intel Atom Z520 Processor
• 1GB DDR2 RAM