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Yeah definitely. I would have gone with a Dell Mini 10 myself until I found out the RAM is not upgradable. That pretty much sealed the fate of not EVER getting a Mini 10 until they change it.

Dell Mini 10 gets six-cell battery option, added pizzazz

Apr 23rd 2009 2:17PM on Engadget

Sorry but Dell failed when they removed the ability to upgrade the RAM on the Mini 10. So you're stuck with 1GB and there is nothing you can do to change this. If you wanted to get a netbook of similar specs, go with anyone else but Dell.

HP Pavilion dv3t hits the streets, starts at $799

Apr 22nd 2009 3:25PM on Engadget

No firewire? They always make 13" inch laptops with a feature missing.

HP Pavilion dv3t hits the streets, starts at $799

Apr 22nd 2009 3:24PM on Engadget

AMD processor? No thanks.....but I guess if you're just using it for regular everyday stuff it's fine.

MSI debuts Atom N280-equipped Wind U100 PLUS netbook

Apr 21st 2009 2:50PM on Engadget

The specs here is what the Dell Inspiron Mini 10 should have been.....with user UPGRADABLE MEMORY.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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