Since Apple has firmly staked its claim in the aluminum and glass, nouveau industrial look department, Dell has decided to go back to its Texas roots and class up its new laptop with some good-old-fashioned, classic cowhide.

Dell to release the “thinnest laptop ever” to fight the MacBook Air, read on to find out more.

Dell finally releases its first entry into the netbook market and it’s a good one. Click to find out more.

Yes, we have falsely predicted two or three times before when Dell was going to announce their netbook.  That however is not stopping us from disseminating this latest rumor that Dell’s littlest Inspiron is being announced this Friday, September 5th.  There is about as much credibility to this rumor as all the previous ones, besides the fact that Dell has to announce this soon if they want to cash in on the holiday shopping season.  Hopefully, this time the rumor will actually be true and our credibility may be recovered …

The rumor mill just keeps on turning.  Evan has written a few posts about the open secret, still to be announced Dell netbook.  Today, there have been two separate rumors about the Dell Inspiron 910, which has previously been rumored to be called the Inspiron Mini or the Dell E.  The picture at the left was posted along with others on a Chinese website called PCPop.com.  It claims to be a picture of the Inspiron 910 in the wild.  It looks pretty legitimate, but an even juicier rumor showed up …

Alright, so the rumors that the Dell Mini Inspiron would come out last Tuesday were not exactly legit, but the Internet is abuzz with new rumors this Friday morning. The new information is saying that rather than being the Dell E, the new mini laptop will be called the Dell Inspiron 910 and will be released on August 22nd. After being burned earlier this week I don’t know how much stock I would put into this rumor. Read on for technical specifications.

Around a year ago, Asus created the soon to be dubbed “netbook” market with its diminutive Eee PC.  The Eee was a surprise hit and spawned many imitators.  Pretty soon, it seemed like everyone and their mother had a subnotebook device in their product pipeline.  Some of those products have been hits, while others have been misses.  With all these new models from the likes of HP, MSI, Acer and soon to be joined by Dell and Lenovo, is there really a market for all these devices?  Or is this …

As widely expected, Dell has finally announced the new E series line of Latitude corporate laptops to replace the previous D series. The Latitude line is popular among large business and colleges, so this could the next computer for many a college student or businessman. The new E series looks much nicer and less dull than the outgoing D series.
The new laptops have a nice amalgam of the latest features borrowed from other manufacturers in classic Dell form. These include but are not limited to backlit keyboard, …

The Eee PC blog is reporting that Dell will be launching its Inspiron Mini Netbook on  August 12th. The expected price of these 8.9 in LCD laptops is starting at $299, which would be awesome making these a nice little netbook to have. These will have a 4GB SSD and 512MB of RAM, using the 1.6GHz Intel Atom CPU. They will weigh in around 2.2 lb so get psyched…maybe, this is still just a rumor.

Dell just recently announced their Studio Hybrid desktop, a small form factor computer along the same lines as the Mac Mini, Asus Eee Box, or HP Slimline.  The Studio Hybrid is being touted for being small, fashionable, and eco-friendly (there is even an option to have the case made out of bamboo).  However, Dell’s new creation looks to me like an old creation revisited.  Read the similarities between the defunct WebPC and the new Studio Hybrid after the jump.