Dell Inspiron Mini 10v Netbook Computer (Intel Atom N270 160GB/1GB)

i got this netbook a few months ago, and its still works great! the keyboard is really easy to use, after all, its 92% of the size of a standard keyboard! the fonts on the screen monitor are also easy to read and view, as compared to my mothers netbook, where the words are super tiny. the web camera isn't great, its only 1.3 megapixels and it has a low resolution.i'd say that the number one thing missing on this phone is a microphone, but you can purchase that for like $20 on amazon.I would say this netbook is good for kids, teenagers, and students, simply because it has what you need with none of the bloated features that only business men would use. For example, i am a student, and this laptop fulfills all my needs such as ms works, fast internet, and some memory set aside for downloading apps such as itunes. speaking of which, the dell dock is a nice feature that this netbook offers.now for the down side;the speakers are a bit icky, it has a muffled sound and you cant hear it unless your in a quiet room, but sounds fine with headphones.Its windows XP instead of windows 7, which i really wish it had!there is no disc drive, i had to buy an external one off amazon for 20 dollars so i could connect it with my printer. when i got this, netbooks everywhere only had wifi, but now there are netbooks that have 3G as well, which is something to consider before buying this.there is no live streaming TV, which alot of netbooks now also offer.lastly, there is only 1 gigabyte of RAM, where as other netbooks have 2 gigabytes.what i love about this netbook the most is that its durable. its not flimsy like other netbooks.but if your looking for an easy to use, low budget netbook that has all of the necessities of a college student and younger, then this is the netbook for you!

No it's not a desktop replacing full-featured laptop, but the mini v with an (almost) full sized keyboard, nice display and light weight is a great alternative for audio work, especially when size and QUIET matters. Because there is no fan, there's no noise and that's a boon when trying to record voice overs, radio shows and podcasts from hotel rooms and other acoustically difficult places. Although I own a powerful XPS laptop it's been staying home now. I grab the mini (runs Snow Leopard BTW as well as Windows 7) a Porta-Booth sound studio. my VO: 1-A mic and Mic Port Pro and hit the road - ready to record just about anywhere.