Inspiron Mini 10 (1012) Netbook

Tech Specs:

Processor
Intel Atom N450, 1.66 GHz

Graphics
Intel GMA 3150, Broadcom Crystal HD Decoder

RAM
1GB DDR2

Storage
160GB - 250GB HDD

Screen
10.1� WLED HD
Resolution: 1366 x 768

OS
{{{os}}}

Ports
3 x USB
LAN Port
VGA Port
Audio Jacks
3-in-1 Card Reader

Connectivity
Wi-Fi b/g/n
Bluetooth
Mobile Broadband

Webcam
1.3 Webcam

Sound
Stereo Speakers

Dimensions
Weight: 1.17kg
Width: 270mm
Height: 36 mm
Depth: 198 mm

[tikblang]

Screen should be flush with a 1 mm all around. 1011 (Mini 10v) is a better form factor.

[andykwg]

I have 1011(10V) and 1012... in general 1012 is better:
1) 1080 output with HD encoder - I use it with an external 23" 1080p monitor and I can watch DVD (I have an external DVD drive) at full screen (10v can only run the video in a window of 100% and cannot scale to full screen)
2) battery last 7-8 hours on average (10v can do about 5 hrs)
3) drivers and all runs perfectly with Win7 (I have upgraded the harddisk, upgraded to 2G RAM, and added bluetooth. The HD screen (1366x768) and HD decoder is working as it should under WIN7)

The only thing 1012 is less is that it cannot run OSX 100% with all the function like 10v.... that is the only draw back so I still keep my 10v as MacMini.

[metalme]

The person above me pointed out all of the pluses and Minuses
All though my personal favour goes to 1012 becaus of the design.

[Pamster]

I got it a month ago and love it. It should be easy enough to add a second GB of RAM to, I know one 2 GB card-but still it means opening it up and popping out the keyboard so I will wait on that for awhile since it's running fine for me on 1 GB. It's a little heavy with the 6 cell battery, but I wouldn't trade that for anything because it makes for better battery life obviously. I got the lower resolution display, but even that is crisp and sharp looking to my eyes. I really LOVE this mini-computer!