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Default Moving from dell mini 12 to dell mini 10v! JUST BROUGHT! $203.50!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - 07-09-2009, 11:04 PM

10 Reason for buying 10v from 12
1) sick & tire playing star craft at half screen
2) can't play wc3x
3) GMA 500 in general is 100% useless, even with the latest crappy new drivers
4) 4200RPM hd is slow
5) un osx-able I been at it.... forever
6) LCD CCFL screen (the mini 10v is too so ****)
7) 1 freakin mono-tone speaker
8) huge ass touchpad that affects my typing
9) I'll come up with these later
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specs below

$203.50 after fatwallet cashback/ citi dividend card. Pretty good compare to my mini 12 for 237.15$

Used delloutlet scanner/15% off any Outlet Inspiron™ Mini 10 or 10v! Enter code GH7C1809R6LLM?

I saw dell mini 10v for only 190$ after coupon!!! i caught a few.. than the spec scared me. 8GB SSD?!?!? 16GB SSD!?!?




-- Inspiron Mini 10v (1011) Laptop Genuine Windows XP Home
Unit Price: $249.00
Quantity: 1
-- Inspiron Mini 10v (1011) Laptop
-- Certified Refurbished
-- Keyboard on Notebook
-- 160 GB SATA Hard Drive (5400RPM)
-- Software
-- Software
-- Resource DVD
-- Software
-- Processor Label
-- BOXNET, 1.0
-- No Operating System
-- 10.1 inch WideScreen Anti Glare Laptop Screen (1024x576)
-- Documentation
-- Integrated 1.3M Pixel Webcam
-- Shipping Material
-- Dell Solution Center Software
-- 3 Cell, 24WHr Lithium-Ion Battery
-- Processor Label
-- Dell Wireless 1510 802.11a/g/n Draft Mini Card
-- Shipping
-- 1 GB DDR2 SDRAM 1 DIMM
-- Genuine Windows XP Home
-- Microsoft Works 9.0
-- Processor: Intel Atom Processor N270 (1.6GHz/533Mhz FSB/512K cache)
-- Obsidian Black
-- 32BIT Operating System CD
-- Information
-- Windows Live
-- 30W AC Adapter
-- Service Software
-- Intel Integrated Graphics Media Accelerator 950
-- Get 15% off any refurbished Inpiron Mini 10 - 1010 or Inspiron Mini 10v - 1011 notebook with this coupon!
- $37.35
-- Insp Mini 10v (1011): 1 Yr Limited Hardware Warranty and Mail-In Service (Included In Price)
Unit Price: $0.00
Quantity: 1
Total Price: $0.00
Subtotal: $211.65
Shipping and Handling: $12.00
Shipping Discount: -$12.00
Sales Tax: $0.00
Total Amount: $211.65
I saw one below 190$ after coupon.. but it came with a 16GB SSD


Mini 10V | 1.6GHz | 2GB | 16GB SSD | GMA 950 | OSX | ~$180ish | Wireless-N | 6-Cell |
M1340 | 2.4GHz x2 | 4GB | 320GB 7.2K-RPM | Nvidia SLi 9400M + 9200GS | 7-RTM | $500.00 | WEI: 5.3 |
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Default 07-11-2009, 03:13 AM

You should consider a SSD hard drive as a upgrade, it really gives the 10v a performance boost.


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Default 07-11-2009, 03:24 AM

hey man.. I sold the mini 12 and im moving to the 10v also. I gave up on getting OSX to work efficiently on the 12. When I get my 10v im gonna put osx on it fo sho. Seriously the 12 blows. They didn't even put the shift all the way accross. and yes, the monotone speaker in the 12 blows, my cell phone's speakers are louder and better quality.

I got the same setup but with 6 cell. Need the battery life man. It was the same price, but tax and the recycling fee made it a bit more expensive.


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Default 07-11-2009, 08:21 AM

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You should consider a SSD hard drive as a upgrade, it really gives the 10v a performance boost.
Perhaps I should had reconsider it, but I need the space. OSX/Win 7 isn't going to fit on a 16GB SSD .

What's the lifespan of an SSD? I have a few flash drive die and write start to slow after 6 months... That kinda scared me away.


Mini 10V | 1.6GHz | 2GB | 16GB SSD | GMA 950 | OSX | ~$180ish | Wireless-N | 6-Cell |
M1340 | 2.4GHz x2 | 4GB | 320GB 7.2K-RPM | Nvidia SLi 9400M + 9200GS | 7-RTM | $500.00 | WEI: 5.3 |
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Default 07-11-2009, 01:51 PM

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Perhaps I should had reconsider it, but I need the space. OSX/Win 7 isn't going to fit on a 16GB SSD .

What's the lifespan of an SSD? I have a few flash drive die and write start to slow after 6 months... That kinda scared me away.
Lots of good tips to extend the life of SSDs and information right here.

I personally believe the SSD can last much longer than traditional platter HDs, but in general, if they both survive the first year of use (over that hurdle of manufacturer defect), you're sure to get great use of either for several years.

Now flash drives are cheaper than SSDs for a reason. They are two different flash animals, it seems to me. I would expect a $20, 8GB thumb drive to fail far sooner than an 8GB SSD. Manufacturing processes and design are just different - and meant for different application on a computer. Casual storage is one thing. Constant read and write is another. I don't think you can equate failures of thumb flash drives to SSD failures.


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Default 07-11-2009, 05:41 PM

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hey man.. I sold the mini 12 and im moving to the 10v also. I gave up on getting OSX to work efficiently on the 12. When I get my 10v im gonna put osx on it fo sho. Seriously the 12 blows. They didn't even put the shift all the way accross. and yes, the monotone speaker in the 12 blows, my cell phone's speakers are louder and better quality.

I got the same setup but with 6 cell. Need the battery life man. It was the same price, but tax and the recycling fee made it a bit more expensive.


Damn, did u get it from the outlet too? I didn't get as good of a deal as I thought, I wanted the 6-cell too.

where did you sell ur mini 12? ebay?


Mini 10V | 1.6GHz | 2GB | 16GB SSD | GMA 950 | OSX | ~$180ish | Wireless-N | 6-Cell |
M1340 | 2.4GHz x2 | 4GB | 320GB 7.2K-RPM | Nvidia SLi 9400M + 9200GS | 7-RTM | $500.00 | WEI: 5.3 |
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