Dell's Inspiron Mini 9 and 12 get artist makeovers
By Laura June 
posted November 20th 2008 5:49PM
posted November 20th 2008 5:49PM
In recent months we've seen Dell's design department running wild with new colors and art for a lot of their models, such as the Studio 15 and 17 laptops, and the announcement that customizable jobs were on the table for 2009. It probably should come as no surprise, then, to see the Inspiron Mini 9 and 12 get some love, too -- this time in five patterns by artist Tristan Eaton. Otherwise the same under the hood, the paint-jobbed Minis will run you an extra $50 over the base price of each respective model -- $349 for the Mini 9 and $549 for the Mini 12. Check out two more shots of the upgrades after the break.
[Via Electronista]
[Via Electronista]
This was a nice initiative from dell to produce so colorful Laptops but this would be better if they produce Dual Monitor (mean screen at both side ) so that user can select what kind of look they want from there laptop and that would be helpful for presentation and many other purposes.
So please let this comment known to Dell and allow them to design the future.
im digging a ed mini 12.
These look a lot better than those "Mike Ming" designs on the Inspiron 1525 and Studio 15/17. Maybe these cooler designs will trickle into other models...
Maybe they'll offer them covered in woodgrain contact paper like the Studio Hybrid???
Do they paint on the missing F11 and F12 keys?