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Dell E Slim 12.1-inch netbook photos

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Computing | by C.K. Sample III | Fri Oct 10, 2008 4:35PM | 0 comments

Pictures of the Dell E Slim and specifications of this as-of-yet unreleased 12.1-inch netbook device appeared on Engadget today. Although the device is still rumored and not officially announced, the pictures have led to a fresh outbreak of speculation around the web regarding the device that first appeared on everyone's radar back in June.

A slightly larger screened cousin to the Dell Inspiron Mini 9, this new 12.1-inch netbook may prove to be a good fit for someone looking for a lightweight portable but not wanting to adopt a sub-10-inch screen.

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external link 12.1-inch Dell E Slim Laptop [Digital Home Thoughts.com]
external link 12.1-inch Dell E Slim laptop spotted in the… [Engadget]
external link Dell E Slim 12.1-inch netbook photos leak [SlashGear]
external link Dell E Slim photographed, detailed in leak [Electronista | Gadgets for Geeks]
external link Dell Inspiron Mini’s custom Ubuntu… [Liliputing]
external link Rumor: Dell E Slim images hit the web [Liliputing]

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