Comments on: Dell Inspiron 910 now coming in September

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By: John S

John S — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 11:49:36 +0000

Yes, the Lenovo is being sold but not shipped. In fact the web site had put a hold on orders just a few days ago. ETA for shipping is by Oct. 30th! I really think Intel is having a hard time producing enough Atom CPU’s or their has been a problem. Asus could have locked in so many of them too that is affecting supplies to others. I chose the Lenovo S10 over the available now Asus because of the larger screen size.

By: Whazup

Whazup — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 05:52:07 +0000

I was really longing for Dell E for some reasons, but after I have do a size comparison with my 14″ Asus laptop, the only workable, portable, and effective size is 10″ like the Asus Eee PC 1000/h. The size of sreen and keyboard for 900 is way too small and that will overshadow its portability. Whereas, 1000 seems to be able to keep the size relatively small and portable, while having a decent size screen and keyboard, though I think it’s can still manage to put a larger screen (ie: 11 in) on the Eee 1000. I just abhor the big border around the actual screen for the lappie.

By: Norlan

Norlan — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 04:43:23 +0000

Sorry to hear that Dell won’t be able to release the model now in August. Too bad school has already started for me and I need a laptop now. Can’t wait any longer. I think Dell has lost many potential consumers because of this not being able to meet the deadline for back to school

By: anon2

anon2 — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 14:36:05 +0000

What is important is battery lifetime… I have yet to see anything that matches the OLPC XO (with the screen tech of the XO from Pixel Qi’s Mary Lou J. it has a screen that is viewable in direct sunlight). I can’t figure out why some company just has not taken the OLPC XO and expanded the RAM size, the SSD size made it a bit smaller, WITH TOUCH SCREEN and no stupid touch pad, and just sold that (including using the $10.00 replacement battery… as many of us look at a device, look at the numbers that might be sold, and imagine that the battery might not be available in the future…so, any company that wanted to keep changing devices, and standardized on the OLPC XO battery tech, would find that a huge number of us would love the device (and could bet on using it even is the manufacturer decided someday to stop building and selling batteries for it).?

By: David

David — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 20:30:58 +0000

I suspect that all the buzz for a 22 Aug launch has served Dell well in that two of the competitors tipped their hat as to their response – the Acer Aspire now with very attractive pricing for their two configurations and Lenovo doing a 15% off special and free shipping on the S10. A win for the Dell marketing guys. Now then have even better data to position the final release of the product.

I must admit, if it were available I’d jump at the 10″ S10 at $365.

By: someone

someone — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 05:16:33 +0000

Exactly, Lancelot and others. I’ve been asking,_BEGGING_Dell to release more info about the Inspiron 910 (or whatever it is that it’s going to be called), but they won’t say anything. Their lips are sealed shut.

This could mean 3 things, IMO: Either something has gone terribly wrong with the design/manufacturing of the device, perhaps they’re waiting for the back to school season to end and for the christmas season to begin (which doesn’t make much sense, but whatever) or maybe they don’t want their rivals to know what they have hiding under their sleeves until the very last minute (there might be a surprise component or something in the netbook).

Whatever it is, they better announce it soon because many people can’t wait any longer, myself included. The Asus Eee PC 901 is looking better and better every minute.

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By: James

James — Sat, 23 Aug 2008 09:38:02 +0000

Not really related but…. I wonder when will the Eee S-Series be released!

By: Lancelot

Lancelot — Sat, 23 Aug 2008 08:31:46 +0000

What can be Dell’s motivation to not say a word about all the inaccurate release dates. So far the rumor mill has produced 3 different release dates that all proved to be wrong. This doesn’t benefit Dell & I would think to eliminate all this they’d publish an expected “release to market” date & maybe even offer some sort of pre-order / reserve ability on their website.