This mini netbook from Dell is equipped with 1 GB of RAM and a hard drive of 160 GB capacity. Powered by a 1.33 GHz Atom Z520 processor, this Inspiron Mini 10 also features an SDHC/MMC flash card slot, and an HDMI output.

Since Dell still insists that netbooks are only being used for email and web browsing, the Mini 10 supports Microsoft’s Works 9.0 but without Microsoft Word. Another thing that is quite disappointing is the battery. Dell has given it only a 3-cell battery instead of a 6-cell unit as a standard, but you don’t need to worry; a 6-cell battery is available for an extra £40. It’s better for you to prefer the 6-cell option so you can have at around 5-6 hours of battery life.
However, if you care enough with the appearance of your stuff, well, you’ll be happy to read this: The Mini 10 is a stylish unit that will be available in various colors. The available colors are black, white, blue, red, green, pink and some other patterned options.

Dell Inspiron Mini 10 in red

Source: dell.com

Powered by 1.66GHz Intel Atom N280 processor, ASUS eee pc 1008HA Seashell is equipped with 1GB of DDR2 RAM, a 160GB hard drive, and Intel GMA 950 graphics. Other features are two USB ports, a standard headphone jack, and mini VGA port, all hidden behind the tiny flaps. To accommodate the lack of VGA port, there’s a mini VGA to VGA adapter included in the box, and a dedicated magnetic slot to house it on the bottom side of the chassis. Is that all? Nope. The Seashell is also equipped with 802.11 B/G/N Wi-Fi, 10/100Mbps Ethernet, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, and a high-density, non-removable, lithium polymer battery that supposedly gets up to 6 hours of life.

Lately, Panasonic has released Let’s Note Light R8, an Intel CULV based notebook. Let’s Note Light R8 is a full-fledge notebook pc with 10.4″ form factor which has 4GB RAM and 64GB SSD. This pc is based on the economical 1,4 GHz central processor core 2 Solo SU3500. As mentioned above, this notebook was prepared for 10,4- inches form factor; the resolution is 1024 x of 768. This notebook is not only compact but also stylish enough with the chic colour. Although it works under the operating system Windows vista business, you will still be able to select Windows XP.The most interesting thing from this notebook is it provides 9 hours of battery run time!!

If you like something simple but well-designed, Nano mouse fits you. Nano receiver is small enough to leave connected to a laptop. The receiver slides into its own storage area in the bottom of the mouse. This Nano mouse has a clean, uncluttered design. Its smooth, rubberized grip provides comfort and control for both right- and left-hand use. A programmable roller button is also included for assigning favorite features to the roller and making them more convenient to access. Well, it’s not just simple, but also reliable.

Verbatim’s new Nano Wireless Mouse is available through Verbatim retail and distribution channels for use with Windows XP, 2000 and Vista systems as well as Mac OS 10.4.X and higher systems. The retail package includes the mouse, Nano receiver, software CD, 2 AAA batteries and a Quick Start Guide. For more information visit verbatim.com.