Dell is a late starter in the growing trend of mini-laptop's 8.9-inch Dell Inspiron Mini 9 (with a larger "mini 12" also included in the series with). It looks much like any other Dell laptop - functional - and to some extent it is. There is nothing fundamentally new about the Mini 9, it has what most other 9-inch laptops have, in short, Intel Atom 1.6GHz processor, 1GB of RAM and a 8.9-inch glossy screen with 1024×600 resolution.

When you spend money on something you should be aware of all the functions and features so it only makes sense to be curious about the performance of a netbook. There are dozens of different models on the market so you should be aware of what the options are to be able to choose the best.

Netbooks are mini notebooks with a few features omitted and a few extra added. They’re made to be small, efficient and most important of all, cheap. A netbook that is not cheap is a netbook that is not going to sell well, because the market just doesn’t accept computers that small that are expensive. Just look at sub-notebooks, they virtually vanished when EEE pcs and minis hit the market.

www.netbookchoice.com We unbox the Toshiba Mini NB200-10Z netbook. This is the high-end SKU that includes a 1.66GHz N280 Atom CPU, chiclet keyboard and 9-hour battery life.

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Price: Although most netbook have very similar features, more and more models are starting to differentiate themselves whether in terms of price, specs or performance. The Acer Aspire One and the HP Mini are considered as budget-friendly or entry-level models (as opposed to high end models like the Toshiba Mini or the Asus 1005HA netbook). These two models are about the cheapest in the market, with the Acer model retailing at around $319 each and the HP model costing around $328 each. Winner: Acer Aspire One.

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