It seems pretty nice, but I still love both of the Mini 9 netbooks I have at home. I would rather have a dual core x64 CPU that will still let me have no fans or moving parts. This is the big thing that drew me to the Dell Mini 9. After that, I like the use of fairly standard, generic parts within (simple SODIMM RAM, and not something soldered on the mainboard). The only "problem" I had was that it didn't use a normal HDD interface, but with 32GB and 64GB drives available during the build process, I probably wouldn't care now. I ended up with a 64GB Runcore, and now I have a great deal of extra space on the unit (40GB+ free space) so it can be addressed.
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It seems pretty nice, but I still love both of the Mini 9 netbooks I have at home. I would rather have a dual core x64 CPU that will still let me have no fans or moving parts. This is the big thing that drew me to the Dell Mini 9. After that, I like the use of fairly standard, generic parts within (simple SODIMM RAM, and not something soldered on the mainboard). The only "problem" I had was that it didn't use a normal HDD interface, but with 32GB and 64GB drives available during the build process, I probably wouldn't care now. I ended up with a 64GB Runcore, and now I have a great deal of extra space on the unit (40GB+ free space) so it can be addressed.