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07/15/2008, 8:15am, EDT

Tuesday, July 15th

Dell E due in August for $299?

The upcoming Dell E mini notebook may finaly make its appearance next month and may be one of the least expensive, claim alleged insiders. The 8.9-inch portable will have the same 1.6GHz Atom processor, Linux, and flag storage storage of many similar devices but will purportedly sell in August for just $299, or $80 less than the Acer Aspire One that has held the price crown in the class for just a matter of weeks.

The most recent leak suggests Dell will reach the low price through a model known as the E Classic, which will have just 512MB of RAM, 4GB of storage, and Linux; the more popular model will likely be the more expensive E Video with doubled RAM, storage, and a built-in webcam.

A related model, the E Slim, should target the opposite end of the class with a 12-inch screen and traditional disk-based storage.


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Other story tags: Intel, Linux, Dell, Atom, Acer, Aspire

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WoW finally

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07/15, 11:35am, EDT

Finally a use for Dell computers. Make them really small and cheap. A great nitch market that needs filling. For on the go businessman and students but it needs to be easily sinkable to a larger computer once you bring it back home.

Just a thought. :-)

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